Hello every one...
I ditched my used but free Englander 25PDVC and got myself a US Stove 5502m/KP130 on the latest Tractor surprise deal...
Hearth pad is build and ready for the stove, APC backup battery is charging...
And now comes the moment of truth...cutting into/through the wall...
I got a Dura Vent thimble and several pipes with that stove...
But when i look at the thimble, it has enough "play" between the pipe opening to pass pieces of paper when pipe is pushed through...and with a gap like this, i can even open up a window in winter...
And the Thimble towards wall looks like same issue...it is bend on the sides to keep a nice gap behind the thimble towards wall...how in the world can this be air sealed?
i get it, that i can put tons of stone wool around the outer thimble to insulate that against wall cavern...
But outside/inside wall to thimble and pipe through thimble...i need ideas to air seal that...
Please help...
And any ideas on top for a thermal brake in outer thimble pipe?
Thx in advance
I ditched my used but free Englander 25PDVC and got myself a US Stove 5502m/KP130 on the latest Tractor surprise deal...
Hearth pad is build and ready for the stove, APC backup battery is charging...
And now comes the moment of truth...cutting into/through the wall...
I got a Dura Vent thimble and several pipes with that stove...
But when i look at the thimble, it has enough "play" between the pipe opening to pass pieces of paper when pipe is pushed through...and with a gap like this, i can even open up a window in winter...
And the Thimble towards wall looks like same issue...it is bend on the sides to keep a nice gap behind the thimble towards wall...how in the world can this be air sealed?
i get it, that i can put tons of stone wool around the outer thimble to insulate that against wall cavern...
But outside/inside wall to thimble and pipe through thimble...i need ideas to air seal that...
Please help...
And any ideas on top for a thermal brake in outer thimble pipe?
Thx in advance