Which oven pipe do I need?

Hello, I have a stove with a pipe connection on top. The stove is against the wall and the chimney is built to the left of the stove in front of the wall. So I need a pipe going upward, a bend to the left, and into the (side) chimney opening. But the opening in the chimney is only 3 cm from the wall and the one on the stove is 11 cm. Which stove pipe component can I use to compensate for this slight bend (difference)? Thanks for suggestions and help! Frank

Maybe a multi-curve helps there? And can you achieve both the offset and the 90° angle at the same time with a multi-curve?

A completely different question, since the wood stove looks quite old. Is it still permitted and has it been coordinated with [Kaminfegen]? I would move the stove further away from the wall. Yes, the pipe requires an additional 45° bend.

A completely different question, since the wood stove looks quite old. Is it still allowed?

Well, this stove is still on the market. Therefore, I assume that it is allowed. And the chimney sweep has to take another look because the chimney was only added recently.

I would move the stove further away from the wall.

Why? I would like to place the stove space-savingly.

Yes, the pipe needs an additional 45° bend.

So with such a multi-bend, it should be manageable, right?

The stove should be much further away from the wall on the left. At least 20 cm to non-combustible parts are required. And since you have a wooden floor, you also have to install a spark protection plate. It must be at least 30 cm to the right and left and 50 cm to the front.

Hello Daniel,

The stove should be much further away from the wall on the left. At least 20 cm to non-combustible parts are required.

Thank you for this note.

And since you have a wooden floor, you also have to install a spark protection plate. It must be at least 30 cm to the right and left and 50 cm to the front.

There is a spark protection plate in front of the stove, as can be seen in the photo above.