ZC fireplace adaptor plate question

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James Ascherl

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Jun 6, 2010
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Hinckley, Ohio
I have a Napoleon NZ26 with a 6" outlet. I bought the DuraPlus adaptor plate since I'm going to run triple wall right out of the top of the fireplace. The actual O.D. of the adaptor plate is 5-7/8" but the I.D. of the fireplace is 6-1/2". Can I just put a piece of rope gasket in to take up the space? Or do I need some reducer? If I put in a reducer I will not be able to bolt the adaptor plate to the top of the fireplace box.
 

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That looks like a chimney adaptor. What is the part number? Did it come with a base plate gasket? I have not installed one but it looks like this DuraPlus part according to the catalog.

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Thanks Begreen. As it turns out, I have the base plate, not the anchor plate. I spoke with Napoleon customer service who said I need a starter collar. It did not come with the fireplace, and I have seen some for sale on line, but no one has a picture available on line to show what exactly it looks like. I am wondering if a short piece of single walled pipe would be sufficent to take up the space.
 
Can they provide you with a recommended pipe and the part number for the brand/model pipe? Excel EAP looks a bit like the Napoleon manual picture I posted earlier.
 
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