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Double Wall Stove Pipe
For the peace of mind that comes from knowing you've made the right decisions in every step of your fireplace installation, trust to double wall stovepipe. These stovepipe models and components feature galvanized and stainless steel construction that's ready for years of worry-free use. They're carefully and dependably built by today's most respected manufacturers, and priced to bring you incredible value.
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Andrew
from VT asked:
February 12, 2017
Does Dura Vent double wall stove pipe come in 3 ft lengths?
1 Answer
Yes. The DVL double wall black stovepipe is available in 36" lengths in both 6" and 8" diameters.
Will M.
on February 13, 2017
David
from Washington, DC asked:
August 18, 2016
What are the installation requirements if this comes within a wall, can the double wall pipe touch the drywall or is there a minimal clearance required?
1 Answer
Double walled stovepipe requires a 6 inch clearance to combustibles and cannot be concealed within a wall or ceiling. You must convert to the appropriate Class A chimney system before passing through a combustible wall or ceiling.
eFireplaceStore
on August 19, 2016
Rick
from Seattle, WA asked:
March 2, 2016
Is all black double wall pipe interchangeable?
1 Answer
Black double wall pipe is not all interchangeable, as certain brands lock into each other in certain ways.
Brennan W.
on March 2, 2016
Mike
from Sanford, CO asked:
February 8, 2016
Can I drill two holes in the double wall stove pipe in order to put in a damper?
1 Answer
As double wall stovepipe carries a UL listing, it cannot be altered. However, different manufacturers offer an optional damper like the Dura-Vent DVL 6-Inch Double-Wall Stovepipe to Stove Flue Adaptor - For Wood Burning Stoves.
Will M.
on February 9, 2016
Lance
from Sutter Creek, CA asked:
January 28, 2016
Could someone help me with the ordering of the correct Selkirk double wall 8" stove pipe accessories for a woodburning stove?
1 Answer
For the most accurate chimney quote, please visit our Chimney Pipe Design & Quote Form. With all information completed in this form, we can provide a quote for the necessary components to complete the installation of your wood stove.
Chris C.
on January 28, 2016
Jesse
from Blue Ridge, VA asked:
October 13, 2015
Are there any double wall stove pipe elbows that are 30 degrees?
1 Answer
Elbows for double wall stovepipe will only be available in 45 and 90 degrees.
Will M.
on October 13, 2015
Gloria
from Springfield, MO asked:
October 13, 2014
My older stove is currently connected to a ceiling chimney box by a 8" single wall pipe. I am getting a new stove requiring a 6" pipe. I want to go with a Selkirk DSP 6" Pipe to an 8" ceiling box. What do I use to transition from a 6" DSP pipe to an 8" ceiling box?
1 Answer
The correct item to use is the Selkirk DSP Double-Wall Black 6-Inch to 8-Inch Stovepipe Diameter Increaser - For Wood Burning Stoves. You can use 6 inch DSP from the stove to the increaser, with the increaser installed just before the adapter to attach to your current 8 inch support box.
eFireplaceStore
on October 14, 2014
Chris
from Lothian, Maryland asked:
January 21, 2014
I need to pipe my 6" woodstove outlet to my 8" chimney outlet. I need to use double lined pipe because as you see from the picture, the ceiling is only 9" from the top of the chimney opening. What do I use to attach stove pipe to a tara cotta opening in the chimney?
1 Answer
In addition to the double walled DVL stovepipe, a couple of additional components will be needed to make the connection through the existing thimble. The first part is the DuraVent DuraLiner Masonry Thimble with Slip Connector for Dura liner 6 inch Pipe. Because of the size difference between the sleeve on this thimble and the existing terra cotta, gasket rope would need to be used to create a spacer in between the two parts. An adapter is used to connect the DVL pipe to the thimble. This part is the DuraVent DVL Stovepipe/Chimney Pipe Adaptor With Trim - 6".
Collin C. - NFI Master Hearth Professional
on January 21, 2014
