Supervent is about $33/ ft at Menards and that is up over a few months ago when it was $30. The straight pipe is not bad, other fittings get spendy.
Class A pipe: Galvanized vs stainless
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brenndatomu
Minister of Fire
The last one I put up about 5 years ago was Supervent from Menards and about $650 all in...that's doublewall pipe from the stove, telescoping section, a couple 45's, ceiling support kit/trim, some optional shielding/insulation, cap, the whole deal...16' total height.
IIRC the straight pipe was about $20/ft then.
IIRC the straight pipe was about $20/ft then.
Using DuraLiner here, by the same company. Galvanized outer is fine. I am using their double wall rigid with galv outer casing outside, 17 years now and no issues at all. Looks the same as the day it was installed.
Is Supervent a pretty decent pipe?
I had a stove place recommend Excel over Duravent, but they said they weren't sure they could get Excel right now. They then recommended I get Supervent from Menards as it could be had cheaper than what he could get it for me at.
I had a stove place recommend Excel over Duravent, but they said they weren't sure they could get Excel right now. They then recommended I get Supervent from Menards as it could be had cheaper than what he could get it for me at.
Can you tell me if the Duraliner tee cap is easily removable? Is it just friction fit in or is it screwed in? No details on the cap are available on dura vents site or instructions. I want to be able to clean the chimney from the bottom of the tee.
kennyp2339
Minister of Fire
I’m no expert, but the guy that installed our new pipe last year has been doing here in Western Colorado for decades. He used DuraTech, none of it was dented, and I went with galvanized outside. He said he had used lots of it, and never had any type of corrosion problems. It was significantly less expensive than SS, and no downside according to him. I think it's basically a matter of aesthetics. In our area, most everyone has galvanized. Just my 2 cents.
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