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Sat, Jul 10, 10 at 11:18
| I am about to install a Nat. gas fireplace insert with 4" aluminum duct work to the top of the chimney.
The damper will be in the way and will have to be dealt with. 1-do I need the damper at all or can I just leave it open? 2 or should I cut a hole into the damper to allow the duct work through and then attach to the stove or 3 can I remove the damper and handle altogether as the unit will have glass doors etc? thanks |
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