Installation help

I know nothing about other venting systems, but I do know that Simpson does sell adjustable lengths of pipe.

Steve

Ive got a length of 4" simpson adjustable at the back of the stove. WHen I had the chimney done I didnt have the hearth ready, so I knew Id need to lose aorund 2" of chimney. Works very slick.

Jester said:

Ive got a length of 4" simpson adjustable at the back of the stove. WHen I had the chimney done I didnt have the hearth ready, so I knew Id need to lose aorund 2" of chimney. Works very slick.

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Did you actually cut the pipe or does it work some other way? May sound like a dumb question.................

I replaced the Elmira Stoveworks wood stove (8" double insulted pipe inside and out) that was in my home, with an Avalon Astoria (4"outlet).

Here's the thread that has the pics of my install....hope this helps.

www.hearth.com/econtent/index.php/forums/viewthread/24580/

Its a 2 foot piece, where the inside pipe is connected at both distal ends. In the middle, one of the inside pipes slides snugle inside the other, and the same thing with the other. It has the normal twist locks to attach it at both ends. When you get it set up you put three sheet metal screws where the seams meet. I had to go up with my stove once I put it on the hearth, so the pipe slid more together hiding the initial holes where it was screwed together.

millerag said:

Jester said:

Ive got a length of 4" simpson adjustable at the back of the stove. WHen I had the chimney done I didnt have the hearth ready, so I knew Id need to lose aorund 2" of chimney. Works very slick.

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Did you actually cut the pipe or does it work some other way? May sound like a dumb question.................

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not at all. I was at a loss trying to jam and get the hearthpad done as I couldnt figure out how the deal would work, until I was told it was a slipjoint. I couldnt immagine it myself, but after seeing it it is rather slick.