Cabin Stove?

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Thanks Begreen, Yes I agree it's not perfect. Will go to double wall stove pipe and then will be in spec, no questions asked. The cabin is 900 Sq feet and the Highlander seems to be sized about right. Just glad I no longer have single wall pipe running 3in from the wall and a completely incorrect and unsafe chimney connection through the drywall

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I checked the ceiling temp with my hand after a reload/ hot fire. Not even warm. Still want to pickup some double wall pipe and double wall 45s to make this completely code/spec.

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