APPLICATION AREA - NEW BUILDING
Whether rising energy prices or frequent changes in the weather: if you plan your new build with a chimney and stove, you will always be independent. The necessary structural conditions do not require a cellar. Nevertheless, there are a few points to bear in mind during the planning phase.
Is a CE marking available? Has the stove been tested in accordance with DIN EN 13240 or the fireplace insert in accordance with DIN EN 13229? Are the emission limits of the 1st BImSchV undercut? Are there any local regulations? These are all regulations that must be observed for a chimney in a new building.
Is a CE marking available? Has the stove been tested in accordance with DIN EN 13240 or the fireplace insert in accordance with DIN EN 13229? Are the emission limits of the 1st BImSchV undercut? Are there any local regulations? These are all regulations that must be observed for a chimney in a new building. In short, every chimney must have a CE marking. This marking stands for safety and environmental protection in accordance with European standards.
In addition to this seal, chimneys in new buildings must also comply with the European standard DIN EN 13240/ DIN EN 13229. Furthermore, compliance with the 1st BImSchV must be ensured. This regulates the height of the chimney, emission values and the correct position of the chimney cap. Last but not least, the position of the stove must take into account the distance to combustible components.
Is a CE marking available? Has the stove been tested in accordance with DIN EN 13240 or the fireplace insert in accordance with DIN EN 13229? Are the emission limits of the 1st BImSchV undercut? Are there any local regulations? These are all regulations that must be observed for a chimney in a new building.
When purchasing your chimney, in addition to the relevant approvals, it is also important to ensure a durable design. High-quality materials (such as ceramics) and innovative engineering are just two aspects that make the difference.
When purchasing your chimney, in addition to the relevant approvals, it is also important to ensure a durable design. High-quality materials (such as ceramics) and innovative engineering are just two aspects that make the difference.
A so-called wood-burning single-room fireplace in a modern, airtight new building? Technically, this is not a problem. A distinction is made here between a room air-independent or room air-dependent stove. The only difference here is that an air-independent stove draws its air for combustion from the living room. In contrast, a room-sealed stove draws the necessary oxygen from outside via the chimney.
A so-called wood-burning single-room fireplace in a modern, airtight new building? Technically, this is not a problem. A distinction is made here between a room air-independent or room air-dependent stove. The only difference here is that an air-independent stove draws its air for combustion from the living room. In contrast, a room-sealed stove draws the necessary oxygen from outside via the chimney.
Any specially created plans must always be discussed with your master chimney sweep. This is because, in addition to European and national regulations, regional regulations must also be observed. This means that you can only put your chimney into operation once it has been approved. We therefore recommend that you always consult your chimney sweep as a first step.
Any specially created plans must always be discussed with your master chimney sweep. This is because, in addition to European and national regulations, regional regulations must also be observed. This means that you can only put your chimney into operation once it has been approved. We therefore recommend that you always consult your chimney sweep as a first step.
With our chimneys, especially suitable for new builds, you can rely on future-proof and high-quality systems. Our modern ceramic systems offer a wide range of connections. Depending on your requirements and needs, we have a wide selection of ceramic systems.
