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Pipes and Exhausts for Direct Vent Fireplaces
There is no time like the present to ensure the efficiency of your fireplace or stove. One way to do this is by using a direct vent fireplace pipe. Direct vent pipes use a coaxial system, meaning a small pipe within a larger one, allowing one to act as an exhaust while also drawing in air for the fire. We offer complete direct vent chimney pipe kits to simplify the buying process. Find exactly what you need for a great price at eFireplaceStore!
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ovi
from ga asked:
March 19, 2018
I'm trying to connect a drt40stdm that has secureflex 4.5x7.5 to an existing vent that is heatilator or monesen sl348 10.5x8.
Can you help me find an adaptor?
1 Answer
No adapter will be available and you will have to use the SecureFlex or SecureVent venting components for the entirety of the vent run.
Will M.
on March 20, 2018
Scott
from Minden, NV asked:
December 24, 2017
I need a vent kit for a Valor 730 Gas Fireplace Insert with a 3" co-linear tubing and chimney cap. What would you suggest?
1 Answer
DuraVent makes a Dura-Vent DirectVent Pro Co-Linear Chimney System Top Termination Kit that you can use in conjunction with the DuraVent DV Cap.
Owen
on December 26, 2017
Jody F
from Texas asked:
December 22, 2017
I've got a Superior BC-42 fireplace that I installed 10 yrs ago. I think I need to extend the pipe higher because when the wind is out of the south the smoke comes back in the house. The cap is not above the highest point of the roof. It is 12' from the ridge and is 3' above the roof. If I raise it higher will this fix the problem?
1 Answer
Yes that could help the issue or you can try a Chimney Anti-Draft Shield
Owen
on December 22, 2017
Bob F
from Point Blank, TX asked:
December 18, 2017
I have a small, custom built wood stove that vents vertically with 6" black.stovepipe. In the building in which I have the stove, we have no ceiling, so the stovepipe will go straight up to the underside of (and through) the roof. I have all the regular stove pipe for form the wood stove up to the roof, but I think I need a piece where the pipe goes through the roof that (A) needs to be double-walled (to prevent setting the wood roof supports on fire) and (B) accommodates the angle of the roof. Is there a piece made just fort that? And if so, what is it called? Thank you.
1 Answer
Yes, you will need a cathedral ceiling support box, which would be mounted into your roof deck. This part will serve as the transition from the single wall pipe to double wall class A pipe that can run through the box and above your roof. Please note that the box you select will dictate the brand of class A pipe you will need to use, as these are not universal.
Tyler M.
on December 19, 2017
Joseph
from Pecos, NM asked:
August 21, 2017
I am planning on replacing my wood burning stove with a direct vent gas log stove. My question is about the venting. Can I re-purpose the 6" stove pipe I already have installed by adding a 4" flexible pipe inside it and mate both to the new direct vent gas stove?
1 Answer
Unfortunately, it is not possible to attach a direct vent unit to the chimney you currently have installed. We apologize for any inconvenience.
Brennan W.
on August 22, 2017
Anne
from Fairfield, IA asked:
January 6, 2014
Can the Dura-Vent DirectVent Pro Snorkel Vent Termination Cap be painted?
1 Answer
Per the manufacturer, this item is approved to be painted with any high temperature aerosol paint.
Collin C. - NFI Master Hearth Professional
on January 9, 2014
Mike
from Fremont, WI asked:
November 21, 2013
How far through the roof does the pipe have to be for a direct vent fireplace on a pitched roof ?
1 Answer
The distance required above your roof line is determined by the manufacturer of your direct vent appliance and the requirements stated in the owner's manual.
Tyler M. - NFI Certified Specialist
on November 21, 2013
If you have a newer air-tight home or just want to increase your home's energy efficiency, direct vent pipes may be a good option for you. No matter what type of fireplace or stove you have, eFireplaceStore has direct vent pipes and stove pipes that will work for you. Whether you need a Direct Vent Pro Gas Pipe, a Secure Flex Direct Vent Pipe, or anything in between, we have options at great prices with free shipping!
If you are unsure about which fireplace exhaust pipe your fireplace or stove needs, check our Chimney Pipe Buying Guide, which explains all the major piping options in great detail. You can also receive a free quote and design from our chimney specialists!
