Confused about Selkirk Vent

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Rickster

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O.K., finally got my Quad after 5 months of waiting.now I am trying to configure the pellet vent.
I am looking to go with a straight vertical interior install, 8 ft. up to a cathedral ceiling and out.
Decided to go with Selkirk. My local Selkirk distrubutor (who may not be an expert on this) is telling me the only way to transition the straight pipe to the ceiling support/storm collar/flashing pieces is to use a SINGLE WALL 6" dripless smoke adapter??
Is this right? This sounds wrong to me. My dealer also said no way, the Pellet vent should connect directly to the ceiling thingy, (whatever it's called).

Is the Excel system any simpler to configure?
 
Rickster said:
O.K., finally got my Quad after 5 months of waiting.now I am trying to configure the pellet vent.
I am looking to go with a straight vertical interior install, 8 ft. up to a cathedral ceiling and out.
Decided to go with Selkirk. My local Selkirk distrubutor (who may not be an expert on this) is telling me the only way to transition the straight pipe to the ceiling support/storm collar/flashing pieces is to use a SINGLE WALL 6" dripless smoke adapter??
Is this right? This sounds wrong to me. My dealer also said no way, the Pellet vent should connect directly to the ceiling thingy, (whatever it's called).

Is the Excel system any simpler to configure?

Are you doing the install yourself? If so, you're gonna have to figure some angles and shop around, maybe check a local sheet metal shop, they can make anything, if you can tell them what you need. If you want ready-made pipe, might check Simpson Dura vent Pro. If you're having an installer do it, tell them what yoou want, make them do it your way, that's what you're paying for. BUT, that's just MY opinion
 
Doing the install myself.
The problem is not that I can't find someone to provide the parts.
The problem is that I need the right information so I know what to get.
I just don't want a cobbled-together system after getting a $4K stove.
 
Rickster said:
O.K., finally got my Quad after 5 months of waiting.now I am trying to configure the pellet vent.
I am looking to go with a straight vertical interior install, 8 ft. up to a cathedral ceiling and out.
Decided to go with Selkirk. My local Selkirk distrubutor (who may not be an expert on this) is telling me the only way to transition the straight pipe to the ceiling support/storm collar/flashing pieces is to use a SINGLE WALL 6" dripless smoke adapter??
Is this right? This sounds wrong to me. My dealer also said no way, the Pellet vent should connect directly to the ceiling thingy, (whatever it's called).

Is the Excel system any simpler to configure?
this may help you (broken link removed to http://www.icc-rsf.com/en/icc/Chimney_Configurator)
 
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