Pre-making the fire

[Enplater]

The pvc up the side of the house? That's the radon reduction system. As far as I know it gets drilled through the foundation floor and has a fan that sucks gases from underneath the foundation and releases it up at the roof .
I have asked a local stove shop that does installs and they didn't think there was a problem with single wall through the wall as long as it's stainless and obviously far enough from combustibles.

 

[bholler]

The pvc up the side of the house? That's the radon reduction system. As far as I know it gets drilled through the foundation floor and has a fan that sucks gases from underneath the foundation and releases it up at the roof .
I have asked a local stove shop that does installs and they didn't think there was a problem with single wall through the wall as long as it's stainless and obviously far enough from combustibles.

Do the instructions that came with your chimney system allow it? That is the only thing that matters

 

[Enplater]

Idk I'll have to read through it again, it's just lowes supervent.

 

[bholler]

Idk I'll have to read through it again, it's just lowes supervent.

You should know if it was allowed or not if you did the install.

 

[Enplater]

Well I don't remember, like I said I'll have to read through them again .

 

[bholler]

Idk I'll have to read through it again, it's just lowes supervent.

BTW we already discussed this before and you said you would check then. So what did you find out then. https://www.hearth.com/talk/threads/flue-pipe.162465/

 

[vwmike]

BTW we already discussed this before and you said you would check then. So what did you find out then. https://www.hearth.com/talk/threads/flue-pipe.162465/

Yes you got good advice there and ignored it! Seems strange you have a nice chimney setup but for some reason decided not to use one last piece of class A through the wall.

 

[Bad LP]

What are the other pipes with the elbows? Are they make up air piping?

Looks like heating system intake and exhaust.