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fast03r1

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Oct 28, 2008
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ohio
My first question is where around the Cleveland Ohio area is the best place to buy the pipe to install one of these. I have heard that there are places that wholesale to contractors...anyone know? Second is it better to use a triple wall pipe in an existing masonry chimney or can I get away with a single or double? This chimney is on the outside of the house and not the middle so it will be cold. Third I am putting this next to my furnace but there is a wall between where it is going and the existing chimney. Is it better to come up a little bit and use a 45 and put a good slope on the pipe or come up farther and use a 90? And will a small stove draft through the necessary two 90s and either a third 90 or 45? Any help is greatly appreciated.
 
The 45s would be better if you don't mind the stove being a bit further away from the chimney.
Insulated pipe might be better but I think it's a lot more money. I think if you allow some of the heat from the furnace room to go through the stove
before firing a cold chimney you should be able to get a decent draft going. Crack open a window or door near there for 10 minutes or so and I think
the warm air may go up through.
 
Whew! Saw the title of your thread and thought you were looking for relationship advice. :snake: The install guys will be along anytime now and get you hooked up.
 
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