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Doc S. from Florida asked:
I'm building a pizza oven in my backyard. The lot came with a 3-foot tube and wind cap. I'd like to extend the chimney to 5 feet because of a nearby roof, and I also want it to be double-walled. Can you help me with adapters and potentially a new top?
I'm building a pizza oven in my backyard. The lot came with a 3-foot tube and wind cap. I'd like to extend the chimney to 5 feet because of a nearby roof, and I also want it to be double-walled. Can you help me with adapters and potentially a new top?
We can certainly help you extend your pizza oven chimney from 3 feet to approximately 5 feet and transition to a double-wall setup with the appropriate adapters and a new top. For safety reasons, chimney and vent parts are brand and model specific. Double-wall and UL-listed (commonly called Class A) chimney systems utilize proprietary joints and are not interchangeable between manufacturers. Therefore, we need to identify your exact system before recommending any adapters, pipe lengths, or termination caps. The 3-foot tube and wind cap that came with your oven appear to be single-wall connector pipe. A single-wall tube, on its own, is not rated for use as an extended, exposed chimney or to connect a termination cap. For a wood-fired oven, both the extended run and any new top must be UL-listed double-wall chimney pipe. Wood-burning appliances also require rigid chimney pipe instead of flexible options. To ensure we match the correct components, please provide the manufacturer and model of your pizza oven, the brand of the existing 3-foot tube and wind cap (if marked), and the inside diameter of the current tube. Including your shipping zip code will allow us to provide a complete quote for the double-wall extension, adapters, and a new termination top. You can also initiate a request via our Chimney Pipe Quote Form.
Answered by: Tyler M. on Jul 20, 2026

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Kevin F. from Washington asked:
Can a chimney piece slide directly into an adapter without requiring any additional components?
Can a chimney piece slide directly into an adapter without requiring any additional components?
Hello! The ability for a chimney piece to slide directly into an adapter depends on the specific components you are using. To use the DVL stovepipe-to-chimney adapter, you would typically need the old support box, as it does not have the built-in adapter found in newer support boxes. If you are connecting black stove pipe directly to DuraTech, we recommend using this finishing collar with the integrated stovepipe adapter.
Answered by: Kathy O. on Jun 22, 2026

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