Have Questions About Chimney Pipe?
When installing a vented fireplace, the fireplace itself is only half of the equation. You've got the fireplace flue, the chimney pipe also called the flue pipe, and more to deal with. Every vented fireplace uses a specific type of chimney pipe or vent pipe to safely pass combustion gasses to the outdoors.
Spend any time looking at the plethora of venting products on the market and you may find your head spinning a bit. To cut down on the amount of confusion when it comes to fireplace flue pipe, we have created a handy buyer's guide that gives a step-by-step look at what vent system you need for each fireplace. Armed with the knowledge from this Chimney Pipe Buyers Guide, you are sure to find what you need.
I tried to remove some old vent pipes that went into my basement. White, sandy material came out from the vent pipe. Is this material harmful?
I want to remove an old fireplace and install a zero clearance fireplace. There is currently an 8" chimney/flue exiting the chase above the roof. Can a fireplace that requires a 6" flue be installed with a flexliner 6" inside the existing 8" pipe?
I am looking at the WRT4542 for my 1200 sq. ft. home. My question is, will the damper in the stove leak cold air when not fired? Also, will a vent kit do the same? Additionally, do I need a fresh air kit?
My ceiling is 10 ft high. What do I need for support in the chase?