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  1. jjhpf New Member

    joined: Dec 6, 2007
    16 posts
    Michigan
    From insulated Tee - I need to go six feet
    Direction say "not to exceed 24 inch"
    What effect will six feet have on operations?
    Harder to start fire?
    Is cement board on ceiling considered combustible?
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  2. BrownianHeatingTech New Member

    joined: Oct 5, 2007
    1,253 posts
    Northwood, NH
    It will reduce the draft, and may cause condensation issues.

    The cement board is typically an acceptable fire protection, if you install it with 1" spacers behind it. Zero-clearance board is preferrable (2" thick mineral wool board), and is rated for (as the name implies) zero clearance to the flue pipe. Just use fender washers and decently-long sheetrock screws.

    Joe
  3. jjhpf New Member

    joined: Dec 6, 2007
    16 posts
    Michigan
    Thanks Joe - I will be coming out of tee at 30 deg for the first four feet
    then stright into stove
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