Double Wall Stovepipe Clearances

[O Never Done]

Good Evening.

Very very close to my first wood stove. Although, will not be able to burn it until fall.

I cannot find a easy written reference where double wall stove pipe can be 6" from NFPA Protected Surface. What I usually see is double wall pipe can be 9" from combustible.

Can anyone clear up this question with a link or reference material?

I want to make sure I can use double wall stovepipe 6" from NFPA protected surface on wall.

Thanks for the assistance.

 

[bholler]

Good Evening.

Very very close to my first wood stove. Although, will not be able to burn it until fall.

I cannot find a easy written reference where double wall stove pipe can be 6" from NFPA Protected Surface. What I usually see is double wall pipe can be 9" from combustible.

Can anyone clear up this question with a link or reference material?

I want to make sure I can use double wall stovepipe 6" from NFPA protected surface on wall.

Thanks for the assistance.

Double wall pipe can be 6" from an unprotected wall. And the distance to the ceiling varies some by manufacturer some are as low as 6 others are up to 9

 

[O Never Done]

Thanks for confirming. THis Ultra Black by ICC looks like the ticket

 

[kennyp2339]

Please keep in mind that the stove also has clearances, in this hypothetical case imagine that you have a stove were the stove's flue collar is 2" from the rear of the unit, the distance to the combustible wall will be the greater of the two. example - rear of stove can be installed no closer then 10" from combustible wall without a heat shield, so the stove needs to be 10" away from the rear wall and the double wall could land 12" from the wall. Now the same example but the stove has a heat shield and can be installed 3" away from a combustible wall, but since the double wall needs a minimum of 6" from the combustible wall, the rear of the stove would need to be placed no closer than 4".

 

[Squirrel1410]

Can anyone clear up this question with a link or reference material?

I want to make sure I can use double wall stovepipe 6" from NFPA protected surface on wall.

Thanks for the assistance.

I just went through this process. Double wall dura-black can be 6” from combustible.