Outside Air Intake

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Hi All,

I am currently installing a St Croix Hastings pellet stove in the basement of my home. I will be running the venting up and out of an existing 7" x 7" flue. I am trying to source 2" aluminum flex ducting to run the outside air intake. I'm going to need at least 8 - 10 feet to get outside and above the snow line. All I have been able to find are the intake "kits" that are at max 3 feet long.

Anyone have any recommendations for places online where I could find this ducting? Thanks.
 
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