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Homer H. from Derby New York 14047 asked:
Do you have a- Metal-Fab roof flashing for 3", part number 3MF-12 for roof pitch 6/12 to 12/12?
Do you have a- Metal-Fab roof flashing for 3", part number 3MF-12 for roof pitch 6/12 to 12/12?
Yes, we offer the 3mf-12 flashing.
Answered by: Aaron D.

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Rick from Fox Creek, WI asked:
What is class "A" and "B" when referring to stove pipe?
What is class "A" and "B" when referring to stove pipe?
Class A refers to what might be called proper chimney pipe for solid fuel appliances. Type B refers to a specific kind of venting system for certain gas appliances. Stove pipe (or chimney connector) is a third kind of pipe and should only be used to connect a stove or like appliance to Class A chimney.
Answered by: Cortney O.

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Larry from Payson, AZ asked:
I have 4in. MF pellet flue pipe that I need to adapt to an existing 8in. stovepipe, male.  Right now I have an 8in to 6in reducer and a 6in to 4in. reducer attached together like a big upside down funnel,  Looks bad!  Any cleaner to get the 4in. flue in t
I have 4in. MF pellet flue pipe that I need to adapt to an existing 8in. stovepipe, male. Right now I have an 8in to 6in reducer and a 6in to 4in. reducer attached together like a big upside down funnel, Looks bad! Any cleaner to get the 4in. flue in t
No, as Fire Safety Codes do not allow for that, none of the companies make such a part.
Answered by: Owen

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About Metal-Fab Chimney Products

When you're looking at Metal-Fab Chimney Products, also known as exhaust products, stack products, chimney product, or flue products, you're exploring essential components for safely venting smoke and exhaust from your home's heating appliances. These are designed for homeowners and professionals who need reliable ways to connect wood stoves, fireplaces, furnaces, or other fuel-burning systems to their chimney. When choosing, it's helpful to consider how the pieces connect. Think about the dimensions of the openings where the components will join, ensuring a proper fit between the larger and smaller ends of different sections. Also, consider how each piece is designed to connect with another, whether it's a male or female end, to create a secure and tight seal. The overall size and shape of the opening at the bottom of the assembly where it meets the appliance is another important detail.
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