Outake into the chimney breast???

Ricky111

Member
Anyone know if it's okay to vent outtake into my chimney I was thinking for helicopters and stuff Because we don't use the chimneys round our ways now I'm wanting to put a 6inch outtake into the chimney breast is this safe ????
 

slyone

Well-Known Member
Anyone know if it's okay to vent outtake into my chimney I was thinking for helicopters and stuff Because we don't use the chimneys round our ways now I'm wanting to put a 6inch outtake into the chimney breast is this safe ????
As long as you don't light a fire you will be fine... Remember, no smoke without fire
 

Grandpapy

Well-Known Member
Use caution if it's shared with anything else like a water heater, range or furnace.
Just make sure you still have neg pressure at the other inlets after installing.
 

ebbnflow36

Member
I have done this, it works but you need to make sure you do it right or you can kill yourself from carbon monoxide. Make sure you're not choking the exhaust if your heating system
 

Ricky111

Member
I have done this, it works but you need to make sure you do it right or you can kill yourself from carbon monoxide. Make sure you're not choking the exhaust if your heating system
There's nothing there just brick when I installed the duct I'll be okay won't I haha?
 

ebbnflow36

Member
I ran the flex ducting from the lights to metal ducting going out the room to the top of the boilers exhaust that goes into the chimney. The air flow needs to pull the exhaust from your heating system vs choking your heating system and having the exhaust exhausting in your living area.
 

Ricky111

Member
I ran the flex ducting from the lights to metal ducting going out the room to the top of the boilers exhaust that goes into the chimney. The air flow needs to pull the exhaust from your heating system vs choking your heating system and having the exhaust exhausting in your living area.
Yeah i know what you mean now my chimney was empty when a made the whole nothing gets used in there anymore
 
Top