- Aug 20, 2007
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I'm beginning to layout the hearth plan for installation of a Naploean 1150P. The Napolean manual lists required clearances in tabular form. With all models EXCEPT the 1150P, you can have their stoves several inches closer to the wall behind the stove using double wall stove pipe. Why the 1150P doesn't follow along with the other models I'm not sure. I had planned on using double wall stove pipe to get the stove as close to the back wall as allowed, but upon reading the fine print see that the required clearance is the same whether I'm using double wall or single wall.
My question is, if the required clearance is the same, is there a good reason to spend extra money on the double wall? It seems a tradeoff might exist in that the single wall pipe would radiate more heat to the room than the double wall, bu the double wall would keep exhaust gases hotter thus decreasing creosote buildup.
What do you guys think?
My question is, if the required clearance is the same, is there a good reason to spend extra money on the double wall? It seems a tradeoff might exist in that the single wall pipe would radiate more heat to the room than the double wall, bu the double wall would keep exhaust gases hotter thus decreasing creosote buildup.
What do you guys think?