Greetings one and all. For a new install, would this be a complete, satisfactory ceiling package minus some pipe?
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The other option is a cathedral ceiling support kit.
https://www.northlineexpress.com/6-duratech-cathedral-ceiling-support-kit-dt620-kit-17080.html
https://www.northlineexpress.com/6-duratech-cathedral-ceiling-support-kit-dt620-kit-17080.html
Understood, but then you have that big ugly box inside, sticking out like a sore thumb.
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I painted the big black trim ring for our ceiling support white. No complaints from the missus.
You must use a matching Selkirk support box with Selkirk pipe. Not Metalbest.
Cant use EPDM boot on class A.
Am I reading something wrong?
"Continuous Service Temperature Ranges of -58F to +239F (EPDM) "
"Use for Stove Pipes, Chimney, Plumbing, Heating, Air Conditioning, Electrical, Exhaust Vents, etc. "
Selkirk is Metalbest, from what I have read, no?
"Continuous Service Temperature Ranges of -58F to +239F (EPDM) "
"Use for Stove Pipes, Chimney, Plumbing, Heating, Air Conditioning, Electrical, Exhaust Vents, etc. "
Selkirk is Metalbest, from what I have read, no?
You'll want a metal flashing topside. Is this a composition or metal roof? Missing the storm collar and cap.
A proper metal flashing is more rigid, lasts much, much longer, better sealing and way less screw holes in the metal roof to secure. A good metal roof flashing is the one by Excel.
I sure am missing the theory on this. Yes, I forgot the cap too.
A boot, a flashing, a storm collar, really? Not question your advice personally just trying to understand the reasoning...
Why a storm collar when you have a boot? Then I have to rely on how well I silicone everything, unlike with a boot. All my other vent pipes just have a boot, what makes this different?
A boot, a flashing, a storm collar, really? Not question your advice personally just trying to understand the reasoning...
Why a storm collar when you have a boot? Then I have to rely on how well I silicone everything, unlike with a boot. All my other vent pipes just have a boot, what makes this different?
Heat, sun & time. Plus I like a rigid chimney pipe install. A silicone boot has too much wiggle for my liking.
You'll still need a flashing which is the function of the boot. (and with it a storm collar and cap). Sealing the storm collar with a bead of silicone is a 2 minute task.
I used the excel flashing on my metal roof and it was easy to install. I agree with begreen it would be the way to go. Seems if installed correctly it would be less likely to leak as well. Now that I said that mine will start leaking. Lol. I’ve used hi temp flexible ones before and while it didn’t leak it didn’t offer any support and wasn’t any easier to install.
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