Home Improvement Asked on February 13, 2021
I am working to rehabilitate an old chimney for use by a wood stove. There will be approximately 18 ft from the wall chimney socket (this is probably not the correct name for it) to the chimney top on the roof. I plan to situate the stove right next to the socket, so not much exposed vent pipe from the stove to it should be needed.
Which kind of pipe should I use for the liner and for between the stove and the chimney socket? I did this very similar job before but for a radiator boiler and water heater, which both run on gas and for that I used Type B
vent pipe that is twist and click. I imagine for wood stove I would need a different type of pipe.
Check local codes. I suspect triple wall will be needed but may be able to use double wall. Ohio and TN is triple. H-D contractor's desk should be able to tell ya?
Answered by Jeff Beeba on February 13, 2021
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