We purchased a drolet savannah last spring and are now ready to install it. I am looking at duravent double-wall black stove pipe for inside, to cut down on clearances, and duravent chimney outside. This will be a "through-the-wall" installation. I just want to make sure 1. the duravent products are good and 2. I will purchase all the needed components and not be surprised I am missing something when it comes time to put it together. So far I plan on purchasing the duravent close connector kit (my stovepipe), then a double-wall elbow to go into the "through-the-wall" kit (also duravent) and then enough chimney pipe to obtain the necessary height above my ridge line. I will likely purchase through Northern Tool and Home Depot. One seems to have better prices on some items while the other has better on others. Could anyone please advise if I am missing any key components and if these are quality items? Thanks for any responses!
Drolet Savannah Installation
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Duravent is used by many here, and I haven't seen any complaints. Another I see many using is Excel.
On suppliers, I see many using Rockford Chimney, which is where I ended up ordering some of my components.
On suppliers, I see many using Rockford Chimney, which is where I ended up ordering some of my components.
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