I'm getting estimates for my chimney setup from various outlets and the price for double wall stove pipe is all over the board. No brand names are ever given other than basic adjustable "double wall pipe". Is one to assume its from the same manufacturer as the class A such as Excel, DuraTech, etc?
Is all double wall 6" stove pipe equal?
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I would ask what brand they propose in their estimate for the stove pipe.
It's good you are going double wall.
Duravent (brand) DVL ("model", i.e. double wall stove pipe) is a good choice. Selkirk is good too.
There may be others too. I am not knowledgeable enough. @bholler is.
Bottomline, ask what brand they propose in their estimate, so you can ask here.
It's good you are going double wall.
Duravent (brand) DVL ("model", i.e. double wall stove pipe) is a good choice. Selkirk is good too.
There may be others too. I am not knowledgeable enough. @bholler is.
Bottomline, ask what brand they propose in their estimate, so you can ask here.
I’m pretty sure I will be using Excel (ICC) products. It looks like quality stuff and the ceiling support box allows for 1 inch of clearance with class A pipe which will help my install. Their price for a 42-68 is a tad more than $200. The local fireplace store wants Over $400 for the same pipe using Duravent
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