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Pleasant Hearth to Double Wall Questions
I am in the process of installing double wall stove pipe on my Pleasant Hearth 1800 wood stove. I've tried attaching the stove pipe directly to the stove (stove pipe too small - pic 1) and using an adapter (adapter too big - pic 2). Do I: A. Need to force the outer wall of the stove pipe around...- NVBrian
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- double wall pipe pleasant hearth stove adapter
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- Forum: Pleasant Hearth
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Chimney and Liner Products
My first floor is almost entirely gutted and we are planning significant changes to the house. One of which is a wood cook stove in the kitchen. I have found a UL listed model that does all the things I want and even has a rear vent. I've been reading around the forums and have seen Ventis and...- SpaceBus
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- chimney double wall pipe
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- Forum: The Hearth Room - Wood Stoves and Fireplaces
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Can I use single wall black pipe to gain draft height?
Installing a new but old wood stove which recommends a chimney height of 6" x 16'. My predicted setup will be 5' of black single wall pipe followed by 6' of double wall stainless steel. The 6' of DW meets the 3/2/10 guideline so I'm good on code. However, I'll be about 5' short (5' + 6' = 11')...- smit.etja
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- black pipe chimney height double wall pipe draft height flue height
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- Forum: Classic Wood Stove Forums (prior to approx. 1993)