
By leon from gloucester va. on November 7, 2011
Does this item come in 8 inch oval to round?
By Tyler M. - Fireplace Specialist on November 7, 2011
Answer:
No, unfortunately it only comes in the 6" inner diameter.By "Mary" from "Astor, FL" on December 3, 2011
What is the size of the oval?
By Kevin E. - Fireplace Specialist on December 5, 2011
Answer:
This adaptor features an oval measurement of 7" x 6". By Roy Bratt from Coopersburg, Pa 18036 on December 21, 2011
I have a portland foundry wood stove has embossed letter on the front of the wood stove that says ATLANTIC unit was included with my purchase of the home but does not have piping to connect the unit to the chimney. It has an oval outlet on the rear back facing side that measures 10 inches wide by 4 1/2 wide and is tapered wider at the base. This fixture also has 2 cuts to secure piping one top and one bottom. I have checked with all local suppliers nobody has piping to connect the unit. Chimney inlet would take standard 6" piping . From center of oval outlet to center of chimney piping is 20" high and the unit sets 16 inches off the wall. Would it be possible for you to tell me if you have anything that could adapt this unit? I cannot find any pictures of this unit on the web but here is a general description: has door on left side of unit, measures 10" wide by 15" long, has damper control on bottom half, and single handle open to front center of door. 2 doors front measures 10" wide by 15" high for a 20" by 30" opening total that you can insert a screen. Has a grey marble top plate 20" long by 11 1/2 wide and like I said has raised letters that say ATLANTIC above 2 front doors.
By Collin C. - NFI Master Hearth Professional on December 21, 2011
Answer:
While we have all the 6" components to complete the installation, the oval boot will be an issue.
Many of these older stoves used an oval shaped outlet and almost every manufacturer has discontinued the production of them. Only a few products for Vermont Castings stoves exist. It is usually standard practice to have an oval adapter made out of 24 or 22 gauge sheetmetal, by a local fabricator.
We can then complete the rest of the stovepipe quote to finish the installation.By Ken from Idaho on November 4, 2011
I have an old wood stove I plan to install in my shop. It has oval opening for stovepipe.
I put string around it and measured it as if round and it was 6" round.
How do I measure to make sure the 6" black steel stovepipe oval to round boot stove connector will work for me?
By Collin C. on November 4, 2011
Answer:
In order to make sure this adaptor would work for you, it will be necessary to measure the long and short sides of the oval. The long side needs to be 7" across and the short side 6" across for this adaptor to fit. On many older stoves, the stove adaptor was simply an ovalized piece of 6" round pipe. Since your oval is exactly 6" around, this is most likely the case, and you should be able to ovalize a standard 6" pipe to make the connection.By ANDREW KUTZ from ORLANDO FLORIDA on January 16, 2012
What are the dimensions of the 6" oval pipe. My need is for a 2 1/2 x 6 1/2 oval pipe.
By Tyler M. - Fireplace Specialist on January 17, 2012
Answer:
This piece has an oval end of 7" x 6". We recommend visiting a machine shop or a sheet metal fabricator to get a piece for your requirements.