Black chimney pipe?

[max384]

Maybe my Google-fu is weak, but I can't seem to find any outdoor black chimney pipe. I'll soon be installing my new wood stove, and I'd REALLY prefer black chimney pipe, as opposed to the bare metal look. However, the only black double-walled pipe I can find is stove pipe meant for indoor use.

Does this exist?

If not, can I just paint with high-temp paint?

Or am I stuck with a bare metal chimney if I want to burn wood?

 

[begreen]

Duravent's DuraTech chimney is available in black.
http://www.homeclick.com/m-and-g-du...double-wall-chimney-pipe-length/p-579334.aspx
http://www.woodlanddirect.com/Chimney/DuraTech-Chimney-System-Parts

 

[max384]

Thanks for the links.

Holy crap. That's expensive!

 

[bholler]

olympia's ventis can be powder coated as well for a 25% upcharge

 

[revdocjim]

Those prices look about normal for class-A chimney pipe. A full length chimney will usually cost about as much as the stove.

 

[max384]

olympia's ventis can be powder coated as well for a 25% upcharge

Thanks. I'll have to look into this tonight!

 

[max384]

Those prices look about normal for class-A chimney pipe. A full length chimney will usually cost about as much as the stove.

The black chimney piece that was linked was $90 for a one-foot section. That seems to be about 3-4 times the cost per foot of what I've been finding for regular metal chimney pipe.

 

[webby3650]

Wipe it down with some white vinegar and paint it with some high temp paint. We do it all the time, it holds up pretty well.

 

[max384]

Wipe it down with some white vinegar and paint it with some high temp paint. We do it all the time, it holds up pretty well.

Thanks.

Do you have any suggestions on specific paints that have worked well for you?

 

[webby3650]

Thanks.

Do you have any suggestions on specific paints that have worked well for you?

We use Stove Bright Satin Black.

 

[max384]

Thanks