Phillip

Thanks for your replies. Will check out the heritage also.

Thanks for the replies. It is just wood yes but the dimensions of it seem to be in proportion to the rest of the boat so I am satisfied with the size. Its good to know most work with a 2m flue. I have come across a chimney cowl called a flue cube, which seems to create a vortex by mixing the hot and cold air thus creating more of a vacuum to draw air up. I wonder if anyone has had any experience with this?

Evening everybody, I have just joined the forum and am looking for some advice on installing an Esse plus 1 on a narrowboat. I have read up on the latest regulations surrounding the installation of a wood fired stove on a narrowboat. My only concern is the the flue height and creating enough up draught, 12Pa I believe. I have spoke with Esse but they will not officially recommend a flue length less than 4.6m. I have seen pictures of Aga/Rayburns installed on N.B but are unsure if they are wood fired. Does anyone have any experience or knowledge with wood fired cooker flue heights? Thanks! Esse Plus 1 A sample of some installations I have seen.