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Imperial Uncrimped Stove Pipe 6 inch to 8 inch diameter Stove Pipe Reducer-Increaser
- Uncrimped Stove Pipe Increaser-Reducer
- 24 gauge steel
- 18" clearance to combustibles
- Total Product Height: 7 1/8"
- Deduct 1-1/2" for installed length
- Easiest way to provide a simple, secure transition between an 8 in. diameter pipe and a 6 in. diameter pipe or vice versa
- Warranty: 1 year manufacturers warranty
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Product Details
Part Number: BM0071 eFireplaceStore Item Number: FSD-BM0071 UPC: 063467110842 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 versatile part can function either as a reducer or increaser between the 6" and 8" sizes of Imperial stove pipe. The part, like other Imperial stove pipe parts, is made from 24-gauge steel and comes with a beautiful black finish. Because of overlap, you should deduct 11/2" from the actual length to calculate the installed length. The part carries a 1-year manufacturer's warranty. An 18" clearance to combustible materials must be maintained in the finished installation. |
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Rick
from Mendocino Coast, CA asked:
March 2, 2018
My wife & I just bought a house, and the previous owners took the wood stove as it was a family heirloom. They left the roof top cap, and a small section of pipe through the roof. The pipe they left is 8", and all the new wood stoves we like have 6" flue diameter. Is there any issues we should be aware of going from a 6" pipe from the stove and converting to the 8" pipe approx. 18" from the ceiling? Thanks in advance for your help!
1 Answer
In general you can usually go from 6" to 8" if needed, a lot depends on the unit it is attached to and where within the home the chimney is run (interior or exterior).
Submitted by:
Owen O.
on March 2, 2018
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By DC50 from
Benedicta, Maine on December 28, 2014
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Reducer without crimp
This pipe without the crimp is just what I needed for my stove. Hard to find without crimps in my area. Fits great.
Fits great
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