Last min questions

[sly22guy]

Ok ive decided on the englander 30. Ive decided on the up & out setup. and from what i understand i can use single wall thru my living space and then from the attic up use triple wall? The stove will be in my basement with a 8' ceiling then up through my pantry (8' ceiling) then into the attic/crawl space (approx. 2-4' depending on exact location of chimney) then up through the roof and any where from 4-6' (depending on exact location) so i would have a total of 24-26' of chimney.(1' added for each floor) Let me know if im wrong.

Now for the chase in my pantry what would i need for clearences? (single wall)

Any Brands better than the other?

I would need 2 of the metal boxes? (1 for each floor i go through?)

Thanks for any input. Let me know if im missing anything here.

 

[Jags]

Not sure about the triple wall. Standard installs will use double wall insulated.

 

[sly22guy]

ok so double wall is fine. i would just use that up through the attic and up through the roof? or would i also use that up through the chase in my pantry as well?

 

[Jags]

Through the chase as well, but keep in mind there is still CTC issues when going through ceilings, chases, roofs.

 

[sly22guy]

CTC? Counter-Terrorism Committee?
I know its not that but thats what google kicked out and found it amusing?
Could you elaborate further?

 

[fossil]

Clearance to Combustibles.

 

[sly22guy]

thanks makes more sense. ok so can i use double wall the whole way from the stove? or single than transition in the ceiling to double wall all the way up and out the roof.

 

[fossil]

Regardless of whether you decide to use single-wall or double-wall connector pipe (stovepipe) to get from the stove to the first ceiling penetration, I think at that point you're gonna want a ceiling support box and to transition right there to Class A chimney for the remainder of the run to daylight, with appropriate hangers/supports along the way. Don't know what brand of pipe you're planning to use, but most of the manufacturers have good installation information on their websites. Disclaimer...I'm not a professional, just a geeky burner. Rick

 

[sly22guy]

Thanks for the info, i also found this that was very informative also.
(broken link removed to http://www.selkirkcorp.com/flashguide/english/cf/sentinel.swf)

Hopefully i will be doin the install this weekend.
Ill post some pics. if i have time to get it installed