Hi. Trying to identify this double wall stove pipe. 6" internal 8" external. Any help would be appreciated.
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Clint
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Clint
Stove Pipe Identification
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Clarification for future discussion, this is Class A "chimney" pipe. Stove pipe is what is used inside of the room envelope. It is what is used to connect to the chimney pipe so it is also called connector pipe.
Taking a guess at the chimney pipe brand, maybe Amerivent? A picture of the chimney cap might help.
Taking a guess at the chimney pipe brand, maybe Amerivent? A picture of the chimney cap might help.
Thanks for the terminology clarification. Still trying to figure this all out. I'm adding a couple of pics of the cap to see if that helps. I believe this was installed sometime in the mid 90s.
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