Is this gap bad?

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Rick

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Hearth Supporter
Nov 23, 2005
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Connecticut
Hi,
Is this gap a cause for concern? It is on the transition piece between the stovepipe and the chimney, i'm sorry I don't know it's name. The installer told me that it isn't a problem since the system is under negative pressure. I use furnace cement on the stovepipe. Should I fill that gap in with cement, or a gasket? What do you all think. I've had the stove for a few years and works great.

Rick
 

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