Got the ceiling transition from double wall in-has a male crimp end, stove receives male , how with no clearance does one slip this in? A slip/adjustable will not make the connection! Whats the trick! Method? Thanks Keith n Kansas
Napoloen 1100 pipe to stove connections 1st time burnner!
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A slip is the usual trick. Sometimes there is some play at the ceiling adapter.
BUT, we have been known to use a couple people and tilt the dang stove to get a troublesome pipe connection in! So whatever works!
In many cases, the insulated chimney can even be slightly lifted up.......
BUT, we have been known to use a couple people and tilt the dang stove to get a troublesome pipe connection in! So whatever works!
In many cases, the insulated chimney can even be slightly lifted up.......
Just what I did! But took a floor/car jack lifted the back up, took the rear legs off, dropped it down till I could slip the pipe in & with two people one jacking & one working the top in then slow lifting with the jack working the bottom in, worked super! Just make sure your stove is well centered (PIPE) & is very close to the length you need! THANKS FOR THE INPUT! Got a nice tight fit with less money for fittings & also a better look! Thanks again! Keith n Kansas
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