Just installed my new stove. I ran the pipe, but would like some input before using. I know the pipe should be straight, but had to go around a truss. Would there be a problem if running this?
Stove pipe elbow question
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It will be ok as long as the clearances of 18" are honored and the crimp-end for each section is down toward the stove. Each joint should have 3 screws, 120º apart.
There is 16" inches between the mantel and pipe. I plane on using another piece of pipe to construct a shield. Also, I am new to this, what should I watch for upon initial use to make sure all is well? TIA
16" is too close. The stove pipe will get quite hot at times and will need shielding. This is a bit awkward with the elbow and the standoffs required. Fortunately, Imperial makes a shield for elbows. The alternative is to shield the wood there.
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Using double wall pipe? I think DW pipe only requires 6 inches. I have a similar set up with two 45s in order to move around a beam. Stove pipe/chimney about 20 feet, my draft is good and cleaning is easy. I use a soot eater from bottom up and gets through the bends just fine.
Correct, double-wall stove pipe requires 6" clearance. A long run of 20' should definitely be done in double-wall to reduce heat loss.
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