Bullyboy
Burning Hunk
Ok. Thank you. If I added a 3ft section do you think I would have to move or change the bracing?
If yours is adjustable you can go up a little. It should go every 5 feet.Ok. Thank you. If I added a 3ft section do you think I would have to move or change the bracing?
when you add the 3ft section the bracing will need to be adjusted to the top most pipe, that offers the best strength, that brace should have a sliding extension piece in it, worse case scenario is that the brace gets extended to the max and it just below the last piece, it should still offer the good support, but in your case I think just by judging the pic that you'll have enough brace length to go up to the next length of class a. FYI, if you call your original installer, try to use his shotty work to get this done for free, explain to him that the install leaks and now you have to replace attic insulation and possibly stained sheet rock, plus you have stove rust from the drip. He should be more than happy to throw a section of pipe and adjust the support bracket.Ok. Thank you. If I added a 3ft section do you think I would have to move or change the bracing?
Understandable. That would tick me off too. I also don't like seeing all that roofing tar slathered under and over the flashing either. The pipe should be braced at 5' past the roof exit. If the extension takes the pipe to 10' then there is supposed to be a second brace at the 10 ft level. Did they run a bead of silicone around the top edge of the storm collar? That's necessary to stop water dripping down the pipe.The worst part is, is that I let them talk me out of where we wanted the stove. It would of been on a different wall, almost dead center in the house and come out the roof right beside the peak.
You can add 3’ without redoing the bracing.Ok. Thank you. If I added a 3ft section do you think I would have to move or change the bracing?
Is there a bead of silicone around the top edge of the storm collar?
Yes, that is a thin caulk seal all around and missing at the clamp.I'm thinking that where it's fastened might be a spot of concern. Probably some water getting in there.
Yep, very minimal sealant that’s untooled... completely lacking where the collar overlaps. The storm collar definitely needs resealed.I'm thinking that where it's fastened might be a spot of concern. Probably some water getting in there.
That package should have been refused and reported as damaged. Not sure I'd use that chimney pipe.Well the first piece of the puzzle for the ashford 25 showed up today. Except my class a extension has a dent in it. Just waiting on the insert which is supposed to leave the factory on the 6th to the dealer then I can pick it up.
Have the damper removed and a block off plate made with roxul ready to go in. Smoke shelf is cleaned which I think never has been with all the leaves and needles rotting in there along with a kids toy. Just need to scrub a little around the shelf and block the ash dump and add durock to raise the floor to closer to level with the hearth. Hopefully be up and running in two weeks or less.
Should I add roxul around the insert too? Chimney is on an exterior wall.
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Makes me think every inch should be inspected including inside from the ceiling support to the roof.Yep, very minimal sealant that’s untooled... completely lacking where the collar overlaps. The storm collar definitely needs resealed.
Is this a company that’s been around very long? This install looks like a complete amateur did it!
If you give that that dent a good thump with both hands on each side at the same time it will mostly pop out.Well the first piece of the puzzle for the ashford 25 showed up today. Except my class a extension has a dent in it. Just waiting on the insert which is supposed to leave the factory on the 6th to the dealer then I can pick it up.
Have the damper removed and a block off plate made with roxul ready to go in. Smoke shelf is cleaned which I think never has been with all the leaves and needles rotting in there along with a kids toy. Just need to scrub a little around the shelf and block the ash dump and add durock to raise the floor to closer to level with the hearth. Hopefully be up and running in two weeks or less.
Should I add roxul around the insert too? Chimney is on an exterior wall.
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That package should have been refused and reported as damaged. Not sure I'd use that chimney pipe.
If you give that that dent a good thump with both hands on each side at the same time it will mostly pop out.
I would insulate around the insert with roxul if it’s an exterior fireplace.
Is this a company that’s been around very long? This install looks like a complete amateur did it!
Makes me think every inch should be inspected including inside from the ceiling support to the roof.
I’d try to keep it from laying on the insert. Some wire would do good to hold it back.Just shove it in there or support it somehow? I’ll try to pop it out tomorrow and see if it works.
Lopi Rockport
Dented pipe isn’t uncommon. If the dent pops out like I mentioned, then only a little cosmetic damage is left behind. If not then it should be replaced.I know but unfortunately it was delivered when I wasn’t home and fedex just dropped it off and never even knocked on the door cause the wife was home and never knew it was there. I have an email in to woodland to see about fixing the problem.
Lopi Rockport
There are ever so slight changes, mostly cosmetic, between the two designations.Weird. My stove was ordered in September 2017 and I had to wait for it until October so I don't think it's old stock. But maybe it sat in a warehouse somewhere and I drew the short straw. What are the differences between the 30 and 30.1?
Dented pipe isn’t uncommon. If the dent pops out like I mentioned, then only a little cosmetic damage is left behind. If not then it should be replaced.
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