Thread: uh oh

Here's an interesting shot taken through the ash cleanout door of a 1930's cape. Could thay have done anything else wrong.

Can I hear a DIGITAL, yassuh!, praise the lord

Originally Posted by wayne soper

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Here's an interesting shot taken through the ash cleanout door of a 1930's cape.

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It's Just a Little Piece of Exposed Wooden Framing.
* It's Stood The Test of Time.
** Nobody will ever See That.
*** You Trying to Kill My Deal ?
**** My Lexus Lease Payment is coming up.
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Quality New England craftsmanship at its finest.

it's not the wood.
Although a fire there would burn well,
due to
that furnace flue at the right side. That is not allowed to share this ash pit.
Or is that a louisiana barometric damper
and yes to all!
but them home show showfers drive benseses around here abouts

Originally Posted by wayne soper

it's not the wood.
Although a fire there would burn well,
due to
that furnace flue at the right side. That is not allowed to share this ash pit.
Or is that a louisiana barometric damper
and yes to all!
but them home show showfers drive benseses around here abouts

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Would there be a second or third story fireplace above this one ?
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Billy, no, 2 floor cape.
1 fireplace 1st floor
furnace and water heater into flue at right side of photo from basement.
I,ve only found this once before.
same format
stuck my camera in the cleanout hatch and started snapping pics
The first house was a 5 year old 3 million dollar house
they tore the chimney apart to fix it.
this one has a 30 year old furnace and a 1 year old water heater
I would go to condensing on both and give you the water heater
still waiting for Bob's input.
Ash cleanout door is also broken so fresh air input to the chamber is present.