Exterior 8" Chimney Wall supports

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Atomic

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Nov 27, 2008
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I have what may be a unique (ish?) install. I am putting my stove in a single floor addition, chimney through roof and extending past second floor roof. I want to suppor the 18 or so feed on the exterior wall of the second floor, but want to to keep the run straight which will mean i need exterior wall supports that could adjust out to 15-20" from the support wall.

I have searched and could not find. Anybody know who makes these? I am I looking a custom?

Trying not to have to but 15 deg bends in to get over to the wall (especially because I would just have to come back out again to avoid chopping a whole in my eves (not an option).

Thank you!
 
Hi atomic,

Is this what you're asking?

I am running stove pipe to the ceiling & class A pipe through the 1st floor roof. After that the class A chimney goes up 18' yet needs to be attached to a 2nd story wall. The chimney will be about 15-20" from the support wall. Who makes those wall brackets?

?

If so then go to

(broken link removed to http://www.hartshearth.com/ProductCart/pc/viewPrd.asp?idcategory=593&idproduct=6235)

017 - Wall and Elbow Brackets: Wall Strap; Galvanized; DuraTech 6"

Then call 800 924-0850 & ask if part # 017 has that much slack.

If not try

http://www.tractorsupply.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay_10551_10001_43960_-1______14239|14273|20201|43960?listingPage=true&Special=false

Good luck with it.
 
Dave_1 said:
Hi atomic,

Is this what you're asking?

I am running stove pipe to the ceiling & class A pipe through the 1st floor roof. After that the class A chimney goes up 18' yet needs to be attached to a 2nd story wall. The chimney will be about 15-20" from the support wall. Who makes those wall brackets?

?

If so then go to

(broken link removed to http://www.hartshearth.com/ProductCart/pc/viewPrd.asp?idcategory=593&idproduct=6235)

017 - Wall and Elbow Brackets: Wall Strap; Galvanized; DuraTech 6"



Thank you. From what you listed i don't see any brackets (pipe supports) that could hold a 8" pipe16" from the wall. Do they/you have them?
Gracias







Then call 800 924-0850 & ask if part # 017 has that much slack.

If not try

http://www.tractorsupply.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay_10551_10001_43960_-1______14239|14273|20201|43960?listingPage=true&Special=false

Good luck with it.
 
Thank you. From what you listed i don’t see any brackets (pipe supports) that could hold a 8” pipe16” from the wall. Do they/you have them?
Gracias



2nd post- srry. i srewed the pooch on the first one.
 
Atomic try going to (broken link removed), they should have everything that you need. Sorry about the shameless plug.
 
I am looking for some thing like these. I found these in the UK. The adjust out to 15".

If I cannot find them in US I guess I could fabricate a base for a regular wall support to extend out.
 

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I'm looking for the same thing too, but so far no luck. Would probably be easy to make with some galvanized electrical conduit. Maybe something like the lower drawing at: http://www.tpub.com/content/shopequipment/TM-55-4920-212-15/TM-55-4920-212-150075.htm

I'm thinking I could first flatten the center section of the conduit that'll be bent around the pipe, as well as the two leg flanges at the ends. Could even add a separate piece of conduit to be held at the center of the bolt hole and extend down to the wall at 45 degrees to act as a bracket support.
 
That would work. I am really only concerned with horizontal support with the weight being taken by the roof support so no need here for the 45 degree section.

Depending on how far you are from the wall you are using you could use a prefab roof support like
(broken link removed to http://www.northlineexpress.com/itemdesc.asp?ic=5SP-9665)

or one that is custom length
(broken link removed to http://www.kschimney.com/store/product.php?pid=1306)
This is the one I may end up with as you can cut your own length of 3/4" conduit, flatten the ends and drill for bolts.
 
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