Excel Pellet Vent and Napoleon stoves

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Art Vandelay

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Aug 10, 2008
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Pittston, Maine
I have question regadring proper clearances to pellet vent.
My stove instructions (Napoleon) specify a minimum 3" clearance to combustibles. It's my understanding that I have to meet the more stringent clearance requirements of either the stove manufacturer or the vent manufacturer. My question is, how can I meet the 3" clearance requirements for a vertical - through the ceiling installation with the ICC components? Their ceiling support/radiation sheild only provides 1" clear. Is there a better way to do this?

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