Chimney Positioning New Construction - Tips

Moving the chimney including the wood stove into the living room (or the chimney then in the study (?)) would also make sense from my point of view. We have a similar floor plan, and the stove basically only runs when we are in the living room – not at the dining table. So that makes sense independently of the flue pipe issue. Perhaps the chimney can be partially hidden in the wall so that it does not appear so bulky.

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K1300S

How do you imagine a cladding?

Depending on the model, it is either a "built-in stove set" that needs to be clad -> for that there are special panels which can then be plastered or clad with thin bricks etc. Only the glass pane remains visible at the end.

Or it is a freestanding wood stove made of metal which radiates heat in all directions; in that case, nothing is clad.

Moving the chimney including the wood stove into the living room (or the chimney then in the study room (?)) would also make sense from my point of view. We have a similar layout, and the stove actually only runs when we are in the living room - not at the dining table. So this also makes sense independently of the flue pipe problem. Maybe the chimney can be partially hidden in the wall, so it doesn't appear so bulky.

Best regards

K1300S

Building permission has already been granted, it would certainly be an option to swap the sides but I no longer want to make such significant changes in the planning.

Sorry I don't understand what you want to tell me? This thread is about tips for the positioning of the chimney....