Class A pipe question

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burnham

burnham

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I have a 6" class A pipe going through the roof of my house, my problem is it's too short and I'm not getting a decent draft. I took one section off but I can't find a brand name stamped on it, and I've been to four different stores with no luck. Is there any way to figure out what brand pipe I have? Thanks
 
Well, there's usually a sticker on it showing the direction of flow, the listing icon, and such. If you can't find that sticker try posting a photo. Maybe I can ID it.

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Or take that section that you removed to a shop that sells chimney and ask them to get you another length that will fit.
 
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