I did not mean the combustion air, but the flow (draft) for the exhaust gas extraction against the spring stiffness of the air column in the chimney."The fireplace draws combustion air through a channel in the floor"
Unfortunately, I am not a chimney builder, so I cannot provide you with the details.I did not mean the combustion air, but the flow (draft) for the exhaust gas removal against the spring stiffness of the air column in the chimney.
That is completely wrong, the chimney is a kind of room divider between dining and living areas on the ground floor, or am I mistaken? Then it would never exit at this spot upstairs but directly by the bed, right in the middle of the bedroom...Here the chimney has just been built up. In my opinion, this would work like this?!
This is not a detail, this is an essential, that smoke and exhaust gases, in physics, met with deaf ears under the excuse of being laypersons and therefore must comply with certain laws.Unfortunately, I am not a chimney builder, so I cannot give you the details.
