you don't happen to have any pictures of yours do you Hogwildz? I've searched a ton here and on google and can't find any photos showing a duraliner flat appliance adapter on a stove or insert.
You can always trim the pc of flex that is round to oval, and use a connector to join it with the full oval portion of rigid liner. This will keep you out of the flue tile.
I was mistaken, the adapter was actually too short to reach the stove body top. That is why I cut the plate off, plus I just did not want to put holes in the top of the stove. Her are some photos, or the adapter, the ring cut off and the ring used to connect the flex.you don't happen to have any pictures of yours do you Hogwildz? I've searched a ton here and on google and can't find any photos showing a duraliner flat appliance adapter on a stove or insert.
Yeah I have done that a few times usually it is just the surround on an insert though not the actual stoveDrilling and tapping to the top plate of the stove?
Yes and that is asinine to me. I have drilled and tapped stove tops to accept brackets to hold the collar in or to accept bolts to hold a boot on on older stoves. But there is no reason they should not have a part that would slide into the collar they way it should.I don't mean through the flue collar to the adapter. As near as I can tell from the stock photos the duraliner adapter plate I'm referring to sits entirely over the flue collar in a box or rectangular shape and then is sealed and drilled to the body of the stove itself? That's how it appears in the pictures and the instructions and how it was described to me by my supplier.
This part? or another? I'm not seeing a simple adapter either.Nowhere in their install manuals or product info files or parts listing can I find an actual photo of the round to oval appliance adapter. I hope they send me photos of it.