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Jonny 290 posted:Yellow as HELL. I gotta put some up next to the wall paint, see how that combo looks. Not sure if it works with your fabric or even in a space like an RV, but we did a yellow similar to that on the walls with slate grey on the cabinets with nickel hardware and it turned out fantastic. Digging the progress though. Keep it up man.
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Throatwarbler posted:Behold! The chimney on your house is easily 15 feet tall at minimum. What you drew based on most RV's is about 7 feet + whatever the extension you drew is (Not another 8 feet for sure). The reason your chimney in the house works so well is because of the draft that's created by having that long piece of pipe going up thru your entire house and (if it's to code) 3 feet above it. You can't shrink that distance and expect to get the same amount of draft.
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Throatwarbler posted:I suppose you could make the chimney taller although that would be rather difficult to set up and tear down, but at this point the entire stove is outside the cabin so the smoke should be a non issue right? If the stove doesn't face in the cabin to provide heat then you are just continually creating more problems to be solved than is necessary. Space is always at a premium with an RV which is why they use a liquid source for fuel, heating, and cooking.
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