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  1. QandA New Member

    joined: Nov 27, 2012
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    Question:

    My wood stove was installed and the whole cut through the side of my house is bigger than the chimney pipe. I can see a clearing of approximately 1/8" all around the hole. Is there a material I can use to plug this up as it lets in quite a draft.



    Answer:

    Silicone caulk is rated for temperatures that you are unlikely to reach around the perimeter of a double or triple wall pipe...however, I think these spaces are sometimes built in to help the pipe stay cooler. It might be wise only to seal the inside, and let the outside breathe...or call the manufacturer of the chimney to inquire about sealing this space.
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