Last weekend I bought a used p61a and spent the week completely dismantling, rebuilding, and refinishing it. I am to the point where I have to think about how I am going to vent it and I found a problem. My house is a bi-level and this is going to be installed in the lower level. I have poured concrete walls with a 2x4 framed wall inside that. I can't find proper vent pipe to go through that thick of a wall. I will need about a 12 inch thick thimble and I can only find up to 8. I am a journeyman sheet metal worker and can handle the work but I need the proper materials which brings me to my next question. I have installed hundreds of feet of boiler breaching and gas vent but this will be my first pellet stove install. I have read the harman manual and my design is one of their preferred methods but what is the best pipe out there. I have easy access to duravent but that about all my supplier carries. I don't mind paying retail if there is something better. I was thinking pellet pro if they can accommodate all the peices for the install.
I know I talked about my new stove and I don't have pics up yet but they are coming, this really did happen. It's 1:30 in the morning here on the east coast and I can't sleep and it's too dark to take pics of it. It's strange i cant sleep since I unloaded 3 tons of turmans today in 96 degree heat. Guess I'll keep drinking these Sam Adams till in tired
I know I talked about my new stove and I don't have pics up yet but they are coming, this really did happen. It's 1:30 in the morning here on the east coast and I can't sleep and it's too dark to take pics of it. It's strange i cant sleep since I unloaded 3 tons of turmans today in 96 degree heat. Guess I'll keep drinking these Sam Adams till in tired