In reading the manual for a ESW nc13 it reads that the interior singlewall pipe shoud be installed with the crimped end down?
That goes against everything I ever done installing any kind of pipe. That would make the smoke flow against the the natural flow of the seems. Plus a non crimped end will not fit in the transition box in the ceiling where it goes from my singlewall to triplewall.
Can anyone explain why and how this is better and do I just crimp the end at the ceiling myself to get a tight fit?
I don't have the stove yet but if I buy it tomorrow I would love to get it done and burning before 3:00.
I may just buy double wall from Home depot while i'm there. Can I use any double wall since it goes into a transition box or does it need to be the same brand?
That goes against everything I ever done installing any kind of pipe. That would make the smoke flow against the the natural flow of the seems. Plus a non crimped end will not fit in the transition box in the ceiling where it goes from my singlewall to triplewall.
Can anyone explain why and how this is better and do I just crimp the end at the ceiling myself to get a tight fit?
I don't have the stove yet but if I buy it tomorrow I would love to get it done and burning before 3:00.
I may just buy double wall from Home depot while i'm there. Can I use any double wall since it goes into a transition box or does it need to be the same brand?