Installation question

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Jamielampert

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can I use 2 90 degree elbows in my vent system like in the photo? I need to move my stove back away from the edge of the hearth so my kid does not touch it.
 

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Is it pellet flue pipe?

I think the two 90s are fine for an offset.
 
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What kind of stove and what kind of venting? Doesn't really look like pellet venting...
 
Yes it is pellet flue pipe. I am trying to offset it enough so my kid does not touch it and it is not right on the edge of the hearth. I have about 10 feet of vertical pipe above the 90's
 
4" venting right? Draft is better with the vertical but the two 90s will be a fly ash catch point. Decent clearance from the wall?
 
I would use 2 45s instead if you can. Easier to clean and less chance of an ash hump in the offset.
Ron
 
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