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Craig from Grand junction colorado asked:
Can the chimney be painted black and what paint should be used to adhere to the metal and not peel off?
Can the chimney be painted black and what paint should be used to adhere to the metal and not peel off?
Yes, we would recommend high-heat paint such as the Stove Bright brand.
Answered by: Tyler M. - NFI Master Hearth Professional

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Anthony from canada asked:
Is DuraVent and Simpson DuraVent the same piping?
Is DuraVent and Simpson DuraVent the same piping?
Duravent and Simpson Duravent are the same brand, but not all Simpson Duravent products are compatible with modern lines of Duravent's offerings.
Answered by: Cody S. on Nov 06, 2024

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Steve W. from NH asked:
I need a quote for DuraVent Simpson parts for a vertical stove pipe installation exiting through the roof. I currently have a setup for an exterior wall, but I'm concerned about the appearance of the vinyl standoff. I'd prefer to route the pipe straight up through the ceiling and roof. I believe I can reuse the starter collar and some 45-degree elbow parts. My house is double-wide, and I'm unsure if the current corner placement is suitable or if I should move the pipe to the left corner of the living room for better centering on the roof ridge. I'm hoping a technician can advise on this. Pictures are attached. Please feel free to call me at 603-702-0225. Thank you! - Steve
I need a quote for DuraVent Simpson parts for a vertical stove pipe installation exiting through the roof. I currently have a setup for an exterior wall, but I'm concerned about the appearance of the vinyl standoff. I'd prefer to route the pipe straight up through the ceiling and roof. I believe I can reuse the starter collar and some 45-degree elbow parts. My house is double-wide, and I'm unsure if the current corner placement is suitable or if I should move the pipe to the left corner of the living room for better centering on the roof ridge. I'm hoping a technician can advise on this. Pictures are attached. Please feel free to call me at 603-702-0225. Thank you! - Steve
Thank you for providing the photos. We can see your HearthStone Tucson direct-vent stove is currently vented through the exterior wall with an elbow and horizontal termination, and we acknowledge your interest in relocating the run to the framed corner of the living room for a vertical exit.According to your Tucson owner's manual (Model #8700), only Simpson Dura-Vent and AmeriVent Direct/Secure Vent are approved venting brands for this stove. The manual confirms that a through-the-roof vertical configuration is an approved option, in addition to the through-the-wall setup you currently have. We offer the Simpson DuraVent DirectVent Pro system, which is compatible with your stove. Please note that a specific Hearthstone adaptor mentioned in the manual is not something we can provide.To provide an accurate parts list and quote for the vertical run, we require a few more measurements: the diameter of the flue outlet on your stove (or confirmation if it uses 46DVA or 58DVA DuraVent pipe), the height from the stove outlet to the ceiling, your roof pitch, and the distance from the roof penetration point to the ridge and any nearby obstructions. Your manual specifies the minimum termination height above the roof based on pitch (e.g., 1 foot for flat to 6/12, up to 8 feet for 17/12 to 21/12). Once you confirm your roof pitch, we can apply the correct measurement.We cannot confirm at this distance whether your existing starter collar and 45-degree elbow can be used in the new vertical layout. This depends on whether the starter piece is a DuraVent adaptor and if the 45-degree elbow is a DuraVent component, as different brands of direct vent pipe cannot be mixed.Regarding the placement of the vent penetration – whether to keep it in the current corner or move it to the living room corner for a more centered roof exit – this decision depends on the actual locations of your ceiling joists and roof rafters, which cannot be determined from photos alone. We strongly recommend having a local NFI certified installer or chimney sweep assess the situation on-site. They will be able to advise on the optimal placement and complete the installation. You can find a certified professional near you through NFI Certified Pros.
Answered by: Tyler M. on Sep 09, 2026

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Linda W. from Seattle area asked:
Can a 6x6 DuraVent single-wall connector/adapter be used between double-wall elbows to provide more flexibility in placing a wood stove?
Can a 6x6 DuraVent single-wall connector/adapter be used between double-wall elbows to provide more flexibility in placing a wood stove?
Thank you for reaching out! To ensure the safety and proper functioning of your venting system, it's important to use components specifically designed for compatibility. DuraVent single-wall connectors are not intended for use between double-wall elbows, as double-wall systems are brand-specific and not interchangeable. Using a single-wall connector in this application could compromise the system's integrity and is not recommended. We advise sticking to components from the same manufacturer and system line for all connections.
Answered by: Brennan W. on Jun 01, 2026

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Back in 1956 DuraVent opened for business making vents and vent accessories. Today they are the premier company in the venting industry. DuraVent and its line of duravent pipe is constantly providing innovative solutions for the venting industry. In Simpson DuraVent you'll find more than 20 product lines that have taken hold of the chimney market as the company continues to innovate each year.
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