DIY chimney help

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Moparman14

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Sep 13, 2025
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Barriere, BC, Canada
Hi. New here.....
I recently bought a PE Alderlea to install in my mobile home here in BC, Canada.
Im looking for some DIY tips and information on what I should be looking for, for chimney material.
Northline has a Duravent Mobile Home kit DP-660, but they don't ship to Canada and I can't find it anywhere.
Any suggestions on equivalent kits or piping that I can purchase?
What do i need to meet WETT certification?
I'd like to attempt this myself, if possible.
My installer quoted me over $4000.00 CDN for parts and labor and I'm on a tight budget.

Thanks

Thanks
 
Hi. New here.....
I recently bought a PE Alderlea to install in my mobile home here in BC, Canada.
Im looking for some DIY tips and information on what I should be looking for, for chimney material.
Northline has a Duravent Mobile Home kit DP-660, but they don't ship to Canada and I can't find it anywhere.
Any suggestions on equivalent kits or piping that I can purchase?
What do i need to meet WETT certification?
I'd like to attempt this myself, if possible.
My installer quoted me over $4000.00 CDN for parts and labor and I'm on a tight budget.

Thanks

Thanks
AllfuelHST - You could check out this product. I see it on Amazon. I can't find it, but there was a post here and a rep made a few comments about the product. Maybe someone else remembers. If you need WETT certification (which I did too for my pellet stove) make sure to find your WETT guy ahead of time and consult him/her. You will need to install per the stove and pipe manuals.