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Imperial 6 Inch Adjustable Stove Pipe Slip Joint
- Adjustable Stove Pipe Slip Joint
- Adjusts from 3" to 9"
- 24 gauge steel
- 18" clearance to combustibles
- Deduct 1-1/2" for installed length
- Available in sizes 6" and 8"
- Warranty: 1 year manufacturers warranty
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Product Details
Part Number: BM0042 eFireplaceStore Item Number: FSD-BM0042 UPC: 00063467240471 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. Imperial furnace pipes and accessories are known for durability and quality of construction. This 6" Adjustable Stove Pipe Slip continues Imperial's reputation for fine furnace pipe accessories. This Slip is constructed from 24-gauge steel--it's built to last. Be sure to maintain an 18" gap from all combustibles when installing this Stove Pipe Slip. You can use this Slip for any heating, air conditioning, or venting applications where rigid pipe is required. A 1 year manufacturer's warranty is included with this item. |
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Customer Questions & Answers
4 Questions &
4 Answers
A.
from California asked:
October 7, 2019
The diameter must be slightly smaller than 6" diameter that it can be moved up and down, but how does this not allow smoke to escape? This pipe does 'slip' inside the existing pipe, correct? The 1.5" overlap you mention is the collared end that connects to the crimped end of the existing pipe?
1 Answer
All stovepipe connections are manufactured to where the male connection is facing downward toward the stove flue so that creosote or any water is directed into the stove's combustion chamber. The slip connection would indeed slip into the last section of stovepipe pointed toward the ceiling support box and slide over the male connection of the support box or chimney adapter. The slip section is then held in place via sheet metal screws.
Submitted by:
Will M.
on October 14, 2019
Chris B
from Wellfleet, MA asked:
November 27, 2018
Does this pipe work well to allow for disconnection for cleanlng in a straight down the chimney into the stove installation?
1 Answer
This product is indeed ideal for removal in order to clean your stove pipe.
Submitted by:
Brennan W.
on November 27, 2018
John
from Adamstown, PA asked:
January 29, 2013
Can this slip joint be used with hardware store generic pipe?
1 Answer
Yes, this slip joint can be utilized in any 24-gauge, single-wall stove pipe with a 6" inner diameter. The overall length is 11" and it can be used to add up to 9.5" of additional length to your stovepipe installation. A minimum of 1.5" of the joint must overlap the pipe to which it is connected.
Submitted by:
Tyler M. - Fireplace Specialist
on January 29, 2013
Kev
from CT asked:
December 20, 2011
When you say 6" is that the pipe diameter or its length or both?
1 Answer
The 6" description refers to the diameter of the slip connector. The overall length is 11" and it can be used to add up to 9.5" of additional length to your stovepipe installation. A minimum of 1.5" of the connector must overlap the pipe it is connected to.
Submitted by:
Collin C. - NFI Master Hearth Professional
on December 21, 2011
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By Jeff from
Baraboo, WI on October 28, 2017
Too Tight
Once this is slid into a pipe far enough to insert between stove and ceiling, it is very difficult to then extend it to the proper length. Doesn't have enough of a lip to tap on with a hammer, screwdriver, or a 2 x 4. There are probably some manufacturers of 6" stove pipe that have a slightly bigger ID for this to slide. The better solutions are the 2 piece telescoping pipes, as they are designed/mated with each other to allow easier sliding.
By Ted from
Nashville, TN on December 12, 2014
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Straight flue installations require this
Boy I wish I'd gotten this earlier. I've got a straight run from the stove through the ceiling and I about killed myself trying to vent the stove until I got this! It's essential in a straight vent pipe situation.
Cheap and easy to use.
None
By gene s. from
presque isle, wi. on November 21, 2013
I would recommend this item to a friend.
6" Slip Pipe Worked Great
The long end of this slip pipe is made with a slightly smaller diameter just under 6". With a little thumb pressure it will fit into a standard single wall black stove pipe and freely slide so that you can make the perfect fit at the ceiling every time with no cutting of stove pipe.
reasonable price
probably not explained well in the add as to how the one end is made slightly smaller to fit inside a normal 6" pipe, and also that a little thumb pressure is needed at first to slide it in.
