I may be over-thinking here, but I've got some questions.
The Supervent DSP and chimney pipe that I'm using are sitting in my garage now. Just waiting for a little bit cooler weather to puncture the roof and then finish the inside install with the telescoping DSP.
When running your stoves, the metal expands in the stove, stovepipe and chimney pipe..................How do y'all take that into account before installing your stovepipe and chimney pipe???? The longer the run, the more expansion/length you'll see. You'd almost think a slip-joint would be prudent somewhere to account for the expansion and then contraction. What do y'all say???
The Supervent DSP and chimney pipe that I'm using are sitting in my garage now. Just waiting for a little bit cooler weather to puncture the roof and then finish the inside install with the telescoping DSP.
When running your stoves, the metal expands in the stove, stovepipe and chimney pipe..................How do y'all take that into account before installing your stovepipe and chimney pipe???? The longer the run, the more expansion/length you'll see. You'd almost think a slip-joint would be prudent somewhere to account for the expansion and then contraction. What do y'all say???
