Flexible stove pipe? (not liner)

[mj5001]

Do they make black flexible stove pipe? I may post a photo of my setup later but in order to eliminate a tight 90 degree coming out of the stove (about 6" above the top outlet), I may go with (2) 45's or like I say do they make a flexible pipe where you can sort create a nice gradual transition?

Thanks.

 

[pen]

Not that I'm aware of.

A pic with some dimensions (how long your horizontal run is for example) should be helpful.

I take it you are concerned that you have inadequate draft?

pen

 

[begreen]

Agreed. Pics would help to see how much wiggle room you have. What about coming off of the stove with a 45 and tying that in to the flex liner?

 

[fossil]

I've never seen nor heard of flexible stove (connector) pipe. There are single-wall adjustable elbows which can be finagled between 0° and 90°, but that's about as flexible a piece of stovepipe as I know of. A pic of your installation location surely would help. Rick

 

[mellow]

Wow, 15 threads so far and no stove. This has to be a record.

Anyway, no such pipe exists, it would be to thin to be able to flex.

 

[mj5001]

Ok smart guy -- photos tomorrow -- need some opinions.

Just picked it up yesterday.

 

[begreen]

Is this for the Defender and is it still going in the fireplace?

 

[jimbom]

Sidetrack warning.

The OP has a fantastic idea. Think of some of these modern design stoves with a smoke connector doing the boogie woo up to the chimney connection. Awesome. No more plain straight pipe with clunky ells atop stoves. The last vestige of the Ben Franklin original design finally is improved upon.