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WEBFeb 4, 2008 · I have almost 14 feet between my stove and the cathedral ceiling support and 6 feet of chimney on top. my question is, how much draft will I lose by doing this? Also, how big a difference does it make if I go 4 feet (moving stove 2 feet) or 8 feet (moving stove 4 feet) on the 45 degree angle.
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WEBAug 26, 2021 · How Much Angle Can You Have on a Single-Wall Wood Stove Pipe? An ideal stove pipe should be short and straight, as much so as you can manage. The straighter the stove pipe is, the better the ventilation and easier time smoke will have going up and out of your home.
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WEBApr 6, 2024 · Other direct-vent stoves are "slant-back" models, meaning the flue collar is positioned at a 45-degree angle on the unit, allowing some versatility for vertical or horizontal venting without using a 90-degree elbow.
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WEBDec 4, 2014 · Facing the wood stove, the chimney pipe would go up and out the left wall (The wall with the insulation in it). If I did use two 45s, technically I would come up 1 foot, go into a 45, go diagonally about 30 to 40 inches, go into the second 45, go about 6 inches horizontally and then continue horizontally with a 2 foot section of stainless steel ...
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WEBDec 5, 2008 · The 1/4 inch rise per horizontal foot requirement creates a few degrees of angle on the horizontal pipe. The chimney shop folks didn't mention this issue and I didn't think of it until I put the whole system together.
Theory of Wood Stove Flue Design
WEBFlue: The complete pipe system used to route combustion products from the stove to the outside, above the roof of the structure. Chimney: The portion of the flue system that is visible from the outside. Class A Chimney: Pipe appropriate for penetrating a roof or wall.
Stove Pipes & Elbows: How They Work In All Fireplaces
WEBFeb 19, 2023 · Elbows are angled pipes that help you maneuver a venting system around objects blocking its path. Elbows can be pivoted to offset in any direction and come in 15, 30, 45 and 90 degree angles, so they fit a variety of situations.
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WEBDVL's double-wall, air-insulated design reduces clearances to combustibles from 18 in. to 6 in., the closest clearance to a wall of any connector pipe. DVL improves stove performance by maintaining high flue gas temperatures for a strong, steady draft.
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WEBThe stovepipe is the pipe that connects your stove to the chimney or vent, and it must be installed correctly to prevent dangerous fumes from entering your living space. A properly installed wood stove pipe is essential for ensuring the …
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