Mine uses an eight inch chimney also straight up(only way to go). It is stainless inside and 2" of spun ceramic insulation and then outer pipe. You can put a torch to spun ceramic and it will not burn. Outside of pipe is barely warm to touch and on the roof the snow barely melts around it. Being straight up , I let the fire howl up it at start up and have never had to clean it. All it has in it is a light feathery sort of soot that carries itself out with a short open door blast once in a while. Forget the double or triple wall un-insulated stuff.This chimney has been in for 19 yrs now. I don't load up full with green wood and let it simmer either. Let your stove burn hot or not at all. It's that "in between" simmering that gets dangerous and plugs up chimneys.
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