So, I'm looking to switch one or both of my stoves (Ashford 30 and 30.1) over to double-wall stovepipe. I've only ever worked with single wall, so I'm not clear on what adaptors are required at stove and liner, to go double-wall.
On both stoves, I'm using a 6" smoothwall flex blanket-wrapped liner with the following adaptor:
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1. First stove, top vent with straight shot up to liner, I'm using a single telescoping single-wall section. Should switch to double-wall to improve draft on this very short chimney.
2. Second stove, need double wall due to CTC issue. Also top vent up to liner, but with a 9" jog, likely to be accomplished with a pair of 45-degree elbows.
On both stoves, I'm using a 6" smoothwall flex blanket-wrapped liner with the following adaptor:
(broken image removed)
1. First stove, top vent with straight shot up to liner, I'm using a single telescoping single-wall section. Should switch to double-wall to improve draft on this very short chimney.
2. Second stove, need double wall due to CTC issue. Also top vent up to liner, but with a 9" jog, likely to be accomplished with a pair of 45-degree elbows.