Chim chim cher-oo...
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Old guys with kids will get the reference.
I own a third floor condo. Can't have a charcoal grill so both Webers are in storage.
Can't have a 20 pound propane bottle, so my Charmglow is at my buddy's house.
Fire department and the evil HOA hasn't said anything about pellet grills... I mean, "electric smokers".
My GMG makes a lot of smoke. This summer, when the air was still, my deck would fill with it, despite two fans.
As a conscientious neighbor (and an evil HOA board member), I devised a way to route the smoke up, up and away.
I considered PVC or ABS but was worried about melting. I decided to use 3x4 aluminum downspout. One 10 footer and two elbows. I cut it into two 3' and one 4' pieces. Since I do not own the outside of my home, I needed it to be temporary and removable, yet rigid and wind resistant. I was able to fabricate a couple of clips that allow the chimney to slip into place easily but it breaks down in less than a minute.
Here you can see the four foot rise, elbow, three foot semi horizontal, elbow and the bottom of the three foot vertical that extends above the roof.
First snow of the year. Smoking while its 24° outside.
...
Old guys with kids will get the reference.
I own a third floor condo. Can't have a charcoal grill so both Webers are in storage.
Can't have a 20 pound propane bottle, so my Charmglow is at my buddy's house.
Fire department and the evil HOA hasn't said anything about pellet grills... I mean, "electric smokers".
My GMG makes a lot of smoke. This summer, when the air was still, my deck would fill with it, despite two fans.
As a conscientious neighbor (and an evil HOA board member), I devised a way to route the smoke up, up and away.
I considered PVC or ABS but was worried about melting. I decided to use 3x4 aluminum downspout. One 10 footer and two elbows. I cut it into two 3' and one 4' pieces. Since I do not own the outside of my home, I needed it to be temporary and removable, yet rigid and wind resistant. I was able to fabricate a couple of clips that allow the chimney to slip into place easily but it breaks down in less than a minute.
Here you can see the four foot rise, elbow, three foot semi horizontal, elbow and the bottom of the three foot vertical that extends above the roof.
First snow of the year. Smoking while its 24° outside.
