Home Chimney Pipe
Wood Stove Pipe

Wood Stove Pipe

Displaying 1–20 of 432 items

Have questions?

Our NFI-certified experts are here to help!
Call us at 800-203-1642 Call us at 800-203-1642

Related Articles

Customer Q&A with Product Specialists

Councilbob from Council, Idaho asked:
What are the outside diameters of 6" double and triple wall pipe?
What are the outside diameters of 6" double and triple wall pipe?
The outside diameter of the 6" double wall chimney pipe would be 8 inches and the triple wall chimney pipe would be 10 inches.
Answered by: Kathy O. on Dec 08, 2022

Helpful?

0
Nic from Toronto asked:
My woodstove collar where one puts in the stovepipe has no screw holes to secure the pipe. How does one secure the pipe?
My woodstove collar where one puts in the stovepipe has no screw holes to secure the pipe. How does one secure the pipe?
This depends on the manufacturer of the collar and the recommended installation method, which could be either self-tapping screws or high-heat adhesive.
Answered by: Tyler M. - NFI Master Hearth Professional

Helpful?

0
Larry from Vernon Al asked:
Need to go from 6 inch pipe to 8 inch
Need to go from 6 inch pipe to 8 inch
Answered by: Tyler M. - NFI Master Hearth Professional

Helpful?

0
Dave from Graham, WA. asked:
Do Durablack, Duravent, and Selkirk pipe all fit each other?
Do Durablack, Duravent, and Selkirk pipe all fit each other?
No, the pipe will need to be the same model and manufacturer to be able to work together.
Answered by: Aaron D.

Helpful?

0
Showing 4 of 22 Questions and Answers
Ask a Question

Customer Images

About Wood Stove Pipe

Stove pipe is complicated, but did you know wood stoves have their own venting? Wood stove pipe is a complicated process requiring more than a little patience to learn about. A stovepipe is important because you'd be venting smoke into your home without it! But to find the right stove vent, you should check out our Wood Stove Pipe Buyer's Guide to learn all about black stove pipe.