I would like to change the connection to the chimney in such a way as to eliminate a straight horizontal section of the smoke pipe, i.e. disconnect the elbow in the place shown in the photo, turn it 90 degrees and enter the chimney straight. Is it possible to shorten a straight section (180mm)...

Above the thermal water the required 22cm straight section of flue pipe should be kept. When it comes to changing the flue gas channel, the decision can only be made by a chimney sweep and confirmed by an expert opinion in writing.

If you go to a free smoke duct, not a ventilation duct, there should be no difference

I mean to keep the distance in accordance with the art / construction law, there is no way of hitting, the chimney sweep will designate a smoke channel .

This can lower the vertical part and add insulation from good wool.

This is what I mean: Just what recipes?

I think so . But to be sure, please call the Company every year should do a service review to keep the warranty.

Well, this disqualifies me from my intention, because there is also no place to lower the oven. Nothing further, the pipe will run through 3/4 of the length of the kitchen .

Junkers WRDP11-2B Chimney Connection: Eliminate Horizontal Section, Shorten 180mm Straight Pipe

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#1 17102002 14 Mar 2018 10:52

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I would like to change the connection to the chimney in such a way as to eliminate a straight horizontal section of the smoke pipe, i.e. disconnect the elbow in the place shown in the photo, turn it 90 degrees and enter the chimney straight.
Is it possible to shorten a straight section (180mm) coming directly from the furnace flue in order to move away from the gas pipe running under the ceiling?

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#2 17102074 14 Mar 2018 11:34

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17102074 14 Mar 2018 11:34

If you go to a free smoke duct, not a ventilation duct, there should be no difference
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#3 17102100 14 Mar 2018 11:52

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jurekp007 wrote:
If you go to a free smoke duct, not a ventilation duct, there should be no difference

I mean to keep the distance in accordance with the art / construction law, there is no way of "hitting", the chimney sweep will designate a smoke channel .
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17103075 14 Mar 2018 19:02

This can lower the vertical part and add insulation from good wool.
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#5 17103142 14 Mar 2018 19:35

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jurekp007 wrote:
This can lower the vertical part and add insulation from good wool.

This is what I mean:

MM2X wrote:
Is it possible to shorten a straight section (180mm) coming directly from the furnace flue in order to move away from the gas pipe running under the ceiling?

Just what recipes?
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#6 17103208 14 Mar 2018 19:57

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17103208 14 Mar 2018 19:57

I think so . But to be sure, please call the Company every year should do a service review to keep the warranty.
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Above the thermal water the required 22cm straight section of flue pipe should be kept. When it comes to changing the flue gas channel, the decision can only be made by a chimney sweep and confirmed by an expert opinion in writing.
#8 17110289 17 Mar 2018 21:24

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serwisszulborski.pl wrote:
Above the thermal water the required 22cm straight section of flue pipe should be kept.

Well, this disqualifies me from my intention, because there is also no place to lower the oven. Nothing further, the pipe will run through 3/4 of the length of the kitchen .
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The discussion revolves around modifying the chimney connection of a Junkers WRDP11-2B to eliminate a horizontal section of the smoke pipe. The user seeks to turn the elbow connection 90 degrees to enter the chimney directly and shorten the straight section by 180mm to avoid interference with a gas pipe. Responses emphasize the importance of adhering to construction regulations and maintaining a minimum straight section of flue pipe above the thermal water. It is advised to consult a chimney sweep for expert guidance and to ensure compliance with safety standards.
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