5" to 6" DVL adapter for a Four Dog DX stove to 6" DVL pipe system?

[superstructure]

In my yurt I've got 6" DVL running up to the chimney. I've had a terrible time with an old Waterford leprechaun stove trying to get it hot in there. I've recently purchased a four dog DX based on many folks recommendations who live in offgrid yurts like mine full time in the area. My issue is that the pipe for the Four Dog is a 5" and my DVL is a 6"

Four Dog DX Camp Stove

Four Dog's Stove's "4 Dog" model is a great wall tent for cooking and heating a camp for 3 + people

fourdog.com

Do you think I could use this DVL 5">6" adapter to go from the 5" opening to connect up to my pipe successfully?

https://www.northerntool.com/products/duravent-dvl-adapter-increaser-6in-dia-model-5dvl-x6-77103

A huge question I have is about the double wall and how the damper/adapter section would interface. Would it make more sense to get a blackpipe 5">6" adapter for below the damper/adapter instead?

DuraVent DuraBlack 5 in. - 6 in. Pipe Increaser 5DBK-X6 - The Home Depot

DuraBlack single-wall stovepipe completes the venting system when used with one of DuraVent's chimney products, such as DuraTech, DuraPlus, or DuraPlus HTC. For an economical, drip-free, single-wall stovepipe,

www.homedepot.com

I would basically be going, Stove > Adapter > Damper section > Solid section > Telescoping section > Chimney

 

[webby3650]

That will likely be an issue as you suspect. It may work but that’s pretty expensive, not knowing for sure. If you’ve got clearance all around single should work fine. Do you have a hardware store around that would have one in stock?

 

[begreen]

I hate to say it, but I knew the Leprechaun stove was too small. Be careful with the tent stove, it needs wide clearances. It's lightweight metal.

 

[superstructure]

I've got loads of clearance, stove is in the center of an 18' yurt. I have at least 3' clearance in all directions. So single wall shouldn't be an issue. Thanks for the heads up on the clearance with the tent stove. I'll make sure the keep things in the space well away!

I'll pickup a single wall and see if that works first if you (@webby3650) think that's the direction to go!

 

[webby3650]

I've got loads of clearance, stove is in the center of an 18' yurt. I have at least 3' clearance in all directions. So single wall shouldn't be an issue. Thanks for the heads up on the clearance with the tent stove. I'll make sure the keep things in the space well away!

I'll pickup a single wall and see if that works first if you (@webby3650) think that's the direction to go!

In this instance I would.

 

[begreen]

It looks like the DVL increaser would work, but it might need a short section of single wall 5" to connect to the stove depending on the stove's flue collar OD and ID. Or it might just fit.

Agreed that the single-wall DuraBlack increaser will fit properly. To do so it needs to mate with the inner liner of the DVL stovepipe. The top side of the DuraBlack adapter is 6 1/8" while the OD of DVL is 7" and ID of the inner liner is 6".