JimR
Charter Member
I installed a fireplace insert in my fireplace today. I cut a new damper plate out of a 1/4" steel sheet and blew a 6" hole for my stove pipe using my plasma cutter. What an easy task that was. I bought the insert used and of course the manual doesn't tell you everything. The previous owner said that the outside of the stove was wrapped in insulation in his firepalce. The stovepipe and above the stove was comepletely filled in with pink insulation. My question is this. Is this the right thing to do? Does pink insulation burn?
TIA, Jim
TIA, Jim