So I recently found out that the old chimney in my house is actually not certified for air-tight solid fuel appliances (like my Avalon Pendleton), & that combined with stovepipe-ceiling box connection issues (thread here: https://www.hearth.com/talk/threads/chimney-support-box-issues-help.174432/ ), I am considering biting the bullet & replacing the whole Class A chimney.
Since I don't have a ton of money to work with, I want to go with either Selkirk's Supervent sold at Lowes or Duravent from Home Depot.
My question is: which one is better? are there advantages/disadvantages to each one?
I am tempted to go with Duravent's galavanized chimney because it is around $10 cheaper per section than the Duravent stainless steel or the Supervent. It appears to meet all the same standards as the others, but I've heard people on here before that are hesitant to go with a galvanized chimney over stainless- is there a reason for that?
Here are the 3 chimney types I am considering:
(broken link removed) (Duravent galvanized)
(broken link removed)
(Duravent Duraplus stainless)
https://www.lowes.com/pd/SuperVent-...ed-Double-Wall-Stainless-Chimney-Pipe/3134409 (Supervent stainless)
Any input is appreciated. Thanks!
Since I don't have a ton of money to work with, I want to go with either Selkirk's Supervent sold at Lowes or Duravent from Home Depot.
My question is: which one is better? are there advantages/disadvantages to each one?
I am tempted to go with Duravent's galavanized chimney because it is around $10 cheaper per section than the Duravent stainless steel or the Supervent. It appears to meet all the same standards as the others, but I've heard people on here before that are hesitant to go with a galvanized chimney over stainless- is there a reason for that?
Here are the 3 chimney types I am considering:
(broken link removed) (Duravent galvanized)
(broken link removed)
(Duravent Duraplus stainless)
https://www.lowes.com/pd/SuperVent-...ed-Double-Wall-Stainless-Chimney-Pipe/3134409 (Supervent stainless)
Any input is appreciated. Thanks!