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Doug
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Re: Ramonage

#11 Post by Doug »

Have always done my own ramonage, never a problem.
But it was part of my business back in uk.
Isn't it the law now for all chimneys to be lined? The fire burns so much better and is much safer.

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Re: Ramonage

#12 Post by Wilbro »

[mention]suein56[/mention]

Yes Sue, my apologies. Must concentrate!

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Re: Ramonage

#13 Post by L Austin France »

During 'the season' I use Poudre de Ramonage on my two lined chimneys.
the chimneys have a tee piece & cap at the bottom & every few weeks I take off the cap to chuck the goudron which accumulates there & which you can hear rattling down the stack when a fire is lit & the flexible liner expands & contracts.
I collect a fair bit during the season & an easy sweep with a nylon brush once a year brings down any reluctant goudron with two passes up -down leaving the inside clean & quite shiney in places.

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Re: Ramonage

#14 Post by Headers »

I contacted my ramoner and asked them to provide me with the arrêt stipulating the requirement for 2 cleans per year. (I found the préfectoral arrêt for 47 and it says 1 per year)

Blah blah back pedal back pedal.In 47, it isn’t obligatoire, it is recommended (by the fire manufacturer) if your installation is noted as running badly, which ours isn’t.

We have a steel liner and our wood is 3 years cured before it is used. We also use powder once a week on the fire to keep the flue from de clogging.

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Re: Ramonage

#15 Post by MAD87 »

suein56 wrote: Tue Sep 21, 2021 9:07 pm
Wilbro wrote: Tue Sep 21, 2021 4:27 pm @suein56
All I get for Ramonage19 is a list of companies that do it. Nothing about rules and regs.
It was Mad87 who gave the link .. it didn't work for me either.
What I said was gleaned from when I had previously looked up our regulations for 56.
MAD87 wrote: Mon Sep 20, 2021 5:15 pm It's generally 2 per year, one in the "use" period. If you put "ramonage" + your département number, you'll get the regulations for your area.
OK then, sorry for leading you up the chimney liner. Try règlement ramonage 56 or 47. I can do no more - DYOR. I've spent the last 2 days wrestling with an excessively verbose 46-page acte de vente, so I'm not in the mood for complaints. If all else fails, ask your maire.

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#16 Post by suein56 »

MAD87 wrote: Wed Sep 22, 2021 6:24 pm OK then, sorry for leading you up the chimney liner. Try règlement ramonage 56 or 47. I can do no more - DYOR. I've spent the last 2 days wrestling with an excessively verbose 46-page acte de vente, so I'm not in the mood for complaints. If all else fails, ask your maire.
No complaint from me .. I had previously looked up the regulations appropriate to us here in Morbihan.
You concentrate on on your sale .. we've nearly all been there, done that and survived.

Good luck .

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#17 Post by MAD87 »

suein56 wrote: Wed Sep 22, 2021 9:31 pm
You concentrate on on your sale .. we've nearly all been there, done that and survived.

Good luck .
:lol: What? You've nearly all translated them? ça m'étonne

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Re: Ramonage

#18 Post by suein56 »

Why would I translate it ? I read, reflected and asked appropriate questions .. tho I don't remember our 'acte' being 46 pages long.

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Re: Ramonage

#19 Post by Char »

suein56 wrote: Thu Sep 23, 2021 2:32 pm Why would I translate it ? I read, reflected and asked appropriate questions .. tho I don't remember our 'acte' being 46 pages long.
I think we're getting wires crossed here Sue,
I don't think MAD is selling their house, they are a Traducteur assermenté and translate legal documents for other people. :D

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#20 Post by MAD87 »

Exactly Char, for my many sins :lol: I've finished, so I'm off to U to buy some mountain dew ;)

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