Selkirk through the wall install

[Dfdsc68]

Hi all,
Hooking up my stove this weekend, using a Selkirk through the wall kit and double wall from stove up to kit,
Does the piece that attaches to the tee need to protrude into the room, I see there is finishing trim ring can that sit flush with the interior wall plate?
I read somewhere that the piece needs to protrude into the room a minimum of 4.5” that would look silly

The photo I attached is where I’m at. Wondering if I can adjust the wall bracket and push the tee outward so the trim sit flush

 

[Dfdsc68]

Hi all,
Hooking up my stove this weekend, using a Selkirk through the wall kit and double wall from stove up to kit,
Does the piece that attaches to the tee need to protrude into the room, I see there is finishing trim ring can that sit flush with the interior wall plate?
I read somewhere that the piece needs to protrude into the room a minimum of 4.5” that would look silly

The photo I attached is where I’m at. Wondering if I can adjust the wall bracket and push the tee outward so the trim sit flush

View attachment 330192

 

[Murray01]

Your diagram above shows “MetalBest Chimney Section” the screenshot I’m showing is from Selkirk, it requires 3” minimum.

To my understanding you must follow the manufacturer’s instructions to be compliant.

https://www.selkirkcorp.com/literature/3010440__En06212023.pdf