hitmehhh
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How are transite flues attached on the way up to the roof ?
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Jimbo
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Usually with strap brackets.
Whart do you need to do with an old transite flue?
Whart do you need to do with an old transite flue?
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hitmehhh
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transite flue
I actually had my flue break loose and come down in the basement .I was wondering what type of fastner was holding it up.
I actually had my flue break loose and come down in the basement .I was wondering what type of fastner was holding it up.
Jimbo
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Houston, we have a problem. You ARE aware of what that stuff is made of???
hitmehhh
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transite flue
Yes, I know what it is made of . This actually happened a few years back. I actually got it back up in place and secured it the way I knew it would hold. I couldn't see any strapping on the pipe that I could actually see that isn't running through wallspace. I just wanted to know what type of fastner was originally used for this type of flue taht actually failed and broke loose.
Yes, I know what it is made of . This actually happened a few years back. I actually got it back up in place and secured it the way I knew it would hold. I couldn't see any strapping on the pipe that I could actually see that isn't running through wallspace. I just wanted to know what type of fastner was originally used for this type of flue taht actually failed and broke loose.
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