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<blockquote data-quote="BarMoo" data-source="post: 198524" data-attributes="member: 175089">Very definitely after the fact ....Given that boro has just done a loft conversion - I guess there might not be many rafters that a poke through the roof job would easily answer.But I would like to throw-in a daft one. What goes up a wall to the roof. A chimney? And where is boros install?Being the daft self-installer that I am (i.e., absolutely my own stuff, lol) - I would think chimney breast/party wall. So, a lenghty pole, flashed on the roof, but, anchored firmly on the inside attic wall: thus, not requiring any chimney attachments.The neighbourhing houses give you some idea of their 'age' - and that chimney does look like it needs some attention: with or without the fantastic new sat kit.I say, good on boro for pulling-off a self-install - even though I know the pros here have the experience to pull the chimney down with their knowledge, lol.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BarMoo, post: 198524, member: 175089"] Very definitely after the fact .... Given that boro has just done a loft conversion - I guess there might not be many rafters that a poke through the roof job would easily answer. But I would like to throw-in a daft one. What goes up a wall to the roof. A chimney? And where is boros install? Being the daft self-installer that I am (i.e., absolutely my own stuff, lol) - I would think chimney breast/party wall. So, a lenghty pole, flashed on the roof, but, anchored firmly on the inside attic wall: thus, not requiring any chimney attachments. The neighbourhing houses give you some idea of their 'age' - and that chimney does look like it needs some attention: with or without the fantastic new sat kit. I say, good on boro for pulling-off a self-install - even though I know the pros here have the experience to pull the chimney down with their knowledge, lol. [/QUOTE]

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