Wood Burner stove and Flue "Q"??

[Blimey]

Okey dokey all in the know.

Nothing to do with bikes again but variety is the spice of life, well so they tell me

I want to fit a small woodburner in my lounge but do not have a chimney.
(not the kind you cook on, just heat with)

I know that you can go direct out the wall from the woodburner and have a vertical flue on the exterior to the roof of the house.

Now "Q" time.

Anyone know anything about this i.e

Regs,
Prices,
Recommendations,
Company and Supply recommendations,
Do's and Don'ts
Anything no matter how small you think i should know before tackling this project.

I can get hold of as much pallett wood i want and know a very kind woodsupplier who can help supply decent burning wood.

Its free to heat the lounge then and hopefully get a decent size stove that will spread the heat around the house

[SteveR3]

These guy's are probably your best bet - should be able to answer all your "Q's"

http://www.flueandchimney.co.uk/Default.asp

[chris_1127]

theres a guy in honiton who builds them too who might be able to help - i'd been toying with the idea of fitting one of his to my camper van pikey as you like http://www.windysmithy.co.uk/

[Ace]

I could realy do with one for the workshop.. it is firkin freezein in there at the moment...

[Blimey]

Just to add insult to injury. Flue system is going to cost £600 approx and then the stove on top oh and guess what i'm in a bleedin smokeless zone

But i now found companies that do stoves that are cleanburn and suitable for smokeless zone areas but cost an arm and a leg

Think i am just going to knock the idea on the head. It will take a 100 years at this rate to pay for its self

Dag Nam It