1. Tall height: Victorian chimneys often had tall designs so that they could reach above the roofline of the home.
2. Multiple flues: They usually had multiple flues to accommodate the separate fireplaces in each room of the house.
3. Ornamentation: Victorian chimneys were often decorated with elaborate patterns, tiles, or brickwork to match the rest of the home's exterior.
4. Terracotta or red brick construction: The chimneys were typically constructed with terracotta or red brick, which provided both strength and visual appeal.
5. Ventilation: To prevent smoke from accumulating, Victorian chimneys were typically designed with a ventilation system that allowed for proper airflow.
6. Chimney pots: Chimney pots were often added to the top of Victorian chimneys for aesthetic purposes, enhancing the presentation of the house.
7. Decorative caps or hoods: Some Victorian chimneys were adorned with decorative caps or hoods, which protected the interior from weather damage and added a decorative element to the exterior.
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