I would like to install a wood burning cookstove in my kitchen. I can't go through the ceiling/roof so I must go out the side of the house. But the house is made of granite. I do have a vent hole above a window right next to the ceiling. But to do that I need a 90° turn from the stove to the outside. Being next to the ceiling, I'll need Class A pipe. But I can't find a Class A 90°. Is there a source for this out there? Or is there a different way to go about this?
Need to go through a wall right next to the ceiling......
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The largest angle elbow in class A chimney pipe is 30º. Can you post a sketch of the window and stove location with dimensions included? A picture would help too.
I've learned on the forum that the U.S. market doesn't offer the sharper angles in class-A pipe. I'm not sure why, but here in Japan we have 45s and 90s in class-A. I use 90s in both my home and cabin and without them getting thru the wall would be difficult.
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