Is the englander 30 tax credit eligible and pipe question.

[kevinmerchant]

I plan on purchasing the englander 30 for this winter. Is the tax credit ending this year and is this stove eligible. From previous posts it sounded like it is eligible.
Sorry for the double question but on the install, I'm trying to determine the best route for the pipe. It is going into a single level, vaulted ceiling room. The stove will be placed on the side of the room, at the bottom of the pitch. Should I run it straight up, thus exposing more pipe or follow the angle of the ceiling then out near the peak, which would create 2 angles. And I assume this would be in the manual, but what would be the minimum height. I have understood it to be generally 15 feet.

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[EatenByLimestone]

The stove is eligible, but you have to get it in by December to qualify.


For the chimney I'd go straight up. The manual will state the min height, but make sure your chimney goes above the living area of the house. Otherwise your house may make a better chimney than the one you attach to the stove.

Matt