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I have a few pieces of each pipe, but they do not lock together. The Dura Vent is 8" OD and Ameri tech is 9" OD. If I could, i'd like to use all of what i have and secure them together nicely. Any ideas?
exactly. but if you HAD to join 2 pieces of pipe that were say, 6" ID each then a male to male connector would do the trick... just don't expect it to pass a close observation by the adjuster.
So from the sound of it, I can "make it work" but my insurance adjuster would not like it.
I'd like to install it once, the right way. I'll see if I can't sell the Ameri tec and buy some more Duratech.
This is my first install from scratch. Is there a nice write up anywhere on this site? I've looked around, but maybe my search keywords are not the best.
exactly. but if you HAD to join 2 pieces of pipe that were say, 6" ID each then a male to male connector would do the trick... just don't expect it to pass a close observation by the adjuster.
This site is full of good, useful information. I am thankful those of you are here to lend a hand when one is needed.
I have the Ameri Tec on craigslist now, and will be looking for the simpson pipe as it comes up. Just starting to hit 90's here, so I have a bit of time to get this project finished.
Thanks again.