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Martin S. from Alabama asked:
Are Duravent and Metal Fab TypeB pipe and fittings compatible?
Are Duravent and Metal Fab TypeB pipe and fittings compatible?
Typically, no, brands of vent pipe should not be mixed-and-matched. We recommend staying with the same brand.
Answered by: Tyler M. - NFI Master Hearth Professional

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D.n. M. from Spokane Washington asked:
Can I go through a wall and then turn up through the ceiling into the attic and out the roof?
Can I go through a wall and then turn up through the ceiling into the attic and out the roof?
In most cases that is possible, but it does depend greatly on the model of fireplace.
Answered by: Owen O.

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Mark from Richmond Vermont asked:
Can B Vent pipe be used with used oil furnace application?
Can B Vent pipe be used with used oil furnace application?
No, type B vent is for gas-fired appliances only.  For oil, you need class A chimney pipe.
Answered by: Tyler M. - NFI Master Hearth Professional

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John from Belair Md asked:
What is the amount of temperature a B-Vent can sustain before breaking down?
What is the amount of temperature a B-Vent can sustain before breaking down?
B-vent pipe listed to UL 441 has a tested maximum temperature of 550 degrees F. 
Answered by: Will M.

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About Type B Vent Pipe

Finding the right parts for your type b vent pipe can be a trial. But eFireplaceStore gets an "A" when it comes to a wide selection at great prices. We have a variety of parts available for use with your b vent pipe to keep precipitation from getting inside the vent and protect from damage from high winds. If you're looking for any part for type b vent pipe, eFireplaceStore has the best prices around! Type B venting chimneys are relatively efficient and very safe for a home. These vent systems use indoor air for combustion then the air is vented outside through a chimney. Type B vent pipe allows air from outside to come into your home: if there's a downdraft while the fireplace is not being used, cool air from outside can make its way into your living area. The parts themselves for type b gas vent pipe are inexpensive when compared to other chimney systems, and if you have the right set up, these parts can be very easy to install.

Installing this type of system for the very first time may be time consuming and difficult; it all depends on the type of chimney system you currently have. If you already have a chimney that goes through the roof, then there's an easy path for the new chimney to follow! If you have any questions or want a free Chimney Pipe Design and Quote, please contact our NFI certified technicians for assistance!