Englander Stove Pipe & Shield Questions

[leeave96]

I got a couple of quick questions regarding the install of my Englander 30.

Anyone using double wall stove pipe with one of these stoves? Any problems installing on the stove outlet - how do you secure it, does it look OK vs single wall pipe?

Do the optional side shields require the pedistal vs legs when installed?

Thanks!
Bill

 

[Heatmiser5]

I too am in the middle of the install process.
I am using supervent doublewall from
The stove to the high temp pipe. The doublewall
Adapter that comes in the kit fits nicely
On the stove.

 

[DexterDay]

Having the same issue, Simpson DVL Adapter to Stove, sits very funny and does not fit right. There was another member who started a thread awhile back about this.

https://www.hearth.com/econtent/index.php/forums/viewthread/76696/

You can see my pics and his pics are almost identical. I am going to grind some of the weld out, on the inside of the Stove outlet.

 

[Heatmiser5]

Mine slides down until the inner pipe
Bottoms out on the weld. However on
My set up. The outer layer of pipe sits
About an eigth to a quarter inch off the
Top of the stove. It looks to be easier
To trim a little off the inner pipe

 

[DexterDay]

Mine slides down until the inner pipe
Bottoms out on the weld. However on
My set up. The outer layer of pipe sits
About an eigth to a quarter inch off the
Top of the stove. It looks to be easier
To trim a little off the inner pipe

If you looked at the pics in all of the posts from my link, you can see ours are about 1"-1.5" from stove top... Looks terrible and fits worse. Not sure how it can seal properly. I am going to grinfd the weld and maybe cut some of the crimped end, so its only a half inch of the stove. I understand that its air-cooled pipe and needs a gap to provide the air. But 1.5" is crazy. I have been debating doing the install myself. So all the people that are starting threads about the problems I have noticed is great. Keep them coming.