This free standing wood burning stove is set on tile with tile extending up the wall to required code height for this particular model.

This image shows the smoke pipe extending to the ceiling where it is tied in to the metal chimney venting through the roof.

This is the metal chimney venting the free standing wood stove in the above images.

This is the bottom of the block chimney venting a free standing wood burning stove. It has a stucco finish. Note the use of J channel to tie the chimney into the siding of the home to prevent leaks.

Construction continues on the block chimney - almost to the NFPA 211 code required height. (Please note the cap was placed on the top to protect it for the evening only and is not yet permanently installed.)

This is the top of the completed block chimney. The entire surface has been stuccoed and treated with a commercial grade water repellent. The top was finished with a stainless steel cover and cap. The cap ties in directly to the stainless steel lining system.

This image shows the wall pass through which will allow the wood stove smoke pipe to attach to the stainless steel lining system installed in the block chimney.

Construction of the hearth for the free standing wood burning stove.

The completed installation of the wood burning stove vented through a block chimney with a stainless steel lining system.