Everybody used stove pipe. But only until we go thru a ceiling or wall. Then it has to be class A
How many people beat their stove pipe?
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My Grandfather ran 5” single wall too, and had the creosote issues one would expect. I remember having a chimney fire growing up. The world has moved on and there are better tools available. Think of it like tempered windshields in cars… and seat belts. Or cruise control!
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Mine goes thru fireboard ( stove board ), double wall. The board is only warm at the most, a little more under the pipe. Do I think my set up is great? No. But im as safe as I can be.
Ok...I looked up some of the pieces for a chimney. $400 for a T? $400 to 600 for pipe, no clue what kit I would need, but there another 400 at least. Im looking at 1500 easy. Cant swing that.
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Ok...I looked up some of the pieces for a chimney. $400 for a T? $400 to 600 for pipe, no clue what kit I would need, but there another 400 at least. Im looking at 1500 easy. Cant swing that.
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Knob and Tube wiring
Yea, I still have some knob and tube in my house but only serves light duty loads
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