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Snap-Lock 6-Inch Diameter Black Steel Stovepipe - 24-Inch Length
- 24 Inch length
- Connects stoves to chimneys
- Sturdy 24-gauge steel construction
- Sleek black finish
- 6" diameter
- 18" clearance to combustibles
- Seams effortlessly snap together
- Easily connects to other Snap-Lock products
Product Details
Part Number: BM0111 eFireplaceStore Item Number: CPF-6-24-600 Features
*Venting Requirements: This unit requires venting pipe with an inner diameter of 6 Inches. Please see the Venting Components section on this page if available for venting pipe that must be used with this unit. This black stovepipe section by Snap-Lock is used in a stovepipe system that connects a stove to its chimney. The pipe is made of sturdy 24-gauge steel and has a sleek black finish. After the edges are snapped together to form the seam, the part has a diameter of 6". It easily connects to other Snap-Lock products. An 18" clearance to combustibles must be maintained. Chimney Pipe Buyers Guide How Flex Venting Helps Complicated Vent Pipe Set Up DuraVent Type B Venting Installation Guide DirectVent Pro Installation Guide DuraPlus Chimney Pipe Installation Guide Duratech Chimney Pipe Installation Guide Chimney Pipe Buying Guide Pellet Vent Pro Installation Guide Chimney Cap Buying Guide Stove Pipe (Buyers Guide) |
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1 Question &
1 Answer
Lola M
from Martin B asked:
June 24, 2019
Can two of the six-inch pipes be connected to make a twelve-inch pipe which is what I need for the outside chimney?
1 Answer
While two 6 inch stovepipe sections may indeed be connected, stovepipe should only be used for the interior run to the a ceiling support or to a finishing collar with a horizontal thimble installation where a transition to solid-insulated class A chimney would be made for the remainder of the vent run to the outdoors and above the roof to satisfy code requirements. Black stovepipe or chimney connector sections may not be used for an exterior chimney run.
Submitted by:
Will M.
on June 25, 2019
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