Multi Fuel Stove

[tbrick18]

I'm considering a flat roof sunroom extension to our house and I'm thinking about putting in a multi-fuel stove.
Anyone able to point out any considerations I need to make? One thing concerning me is that our house is two story and if I have a single story flat roof extension, do I need to build a chimney up to roof height of my 2 story house for the stove? Or can I just expose the flue from the stove say a foot above the flat roof?

I'm only in the planning stage and I don't want to let the idea of a stove maybe cause me more headache and cost than its worth.

[Hereiam]

Flue will need to go 1m above flat roof
If the sun room is open to the kitchen the stove will need to be a room sealed type.

[tbrick18]

Flue will need to go 1m above flat roof
If the sun room is open to the kitchen the stove will need to be a room sealed type.

So I don't need to build a chimney as such, just bring the flue up? I'm so not a builder lol.
Sun room is open into dining which will be open into kitchen. Are you saying I need to have closeable doors between sun room and the dining room?

[Hereiam]

Flue will need to go 1m above flat roof
If the sun room is open to the kitchen the stove will need to be a room sealed type.

So I don't need to build a chimney as such, just bring the flue up? I'm so not a builder lol.
Sun room is open into dining which will be open into kitchen. Are you saying I need to have closeable doors between sun room and the dining room?

You don't need a built chimney you can take a twin wall aluminium flue up through the roof. Where your flue passes through the ceiling will need detailed properly so as not to cause a fire.
If you just want to install a standard stove then yes doors will be needed.

[tbrick18]

Flue will need to go 1m above flat roof
If the sun room is open to the kitchen the stove will need to be a room sealed type.

So I don't need to build a chimney as such, just bring the flue up? I'm so not a builder lol.
Sun room is open into dining which will be open into kitchen. Are you saying I need to have closeable doors between sun room and the dining room?

You don't need a built chimney you can take a twin wall aluminium flue up through the roof. Where your flue passes through the ceiling will need detailed properly so as not to cause a fire.
If you just want to install a standard stove then yes doors will be needed.

Cheers chap, thanks for the info.