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#1

Originally Posted By: dmacy
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I received a call from the realter stating that the seller had the stove installed professional and that it is acceptable to vent up the same chimney and that they installed a liner.

I replied with the facts that if there was a liner there would be a cap on the chimney and that there is a specific code for venting a wood burning appliance with the tank & furnace.

Would anyone know the code # for this.

I think the seller may of been charged for a liner that was never installed.

Thanks

Dave

#2

Originally Posted By: ckratzer
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.A solid fuelburning appliance or fireplace shall not connect to a chimney passageway venting another appliance.


This is what I understand you to be asking.

#3

Originally Posted By: dandersen
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I received a call from the realter stating that the seller had the stove installed professional and that it is acceptable to vent up the same chimney and that they installed a liner.


Professional: That's a relative term! And that makes it right?

Acceptable: What codebook are they reading from? If the agent wants to tell the client it's OK, it's nice of them to take the liability from you! ![icon_eek.gif](upload://yuxgmvDDEGIQPAyP9sRnK0D0CCY.gif)

Just stick to your guns. Tell them that's your opinion and you're sticking to it !