2lumpy
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I'm putting an old Fisher wood burning stove in my open ceil garage. I've researched all the Dura Triple Walled pipe installation systems. Looks like between $400 and $500.
Not looking to torch the shop but has anyone installed wood stove, that meets typical building code laws, that is less expensive than triple wall pipe.
If that's the only solution, I'm good, but hate to drop $400/500 if there are other solutions out there.
I got 7 feet from the top of the stove to the bottom of the roof rafter, then 3 feet through the rafter to the plywood roof, then another 4 to 5 feet outside, to get 2 feet above the ridge line. I can use black, single wall pipe (cheap but triple wall pipe comparison) up to the bottom of the rafter, but from there it's triple wall pipe and various roof cap parts.
Thanks
DC
Not looking to torch the shop but has anyone installed wood stove, that meets typical building code laws, that is less expensive than triple wall pipe.
If that's the only solution, I'm good, but hate to drop $400/500 if there are other solutions out there.
I got 7 feet from the top of the stove to the bottom of the roof rafter, then 3 feet through the rafter to the plywood roof, then another 4 to 5 feet outside, to get 2 feet above the ridge line. I can use black, single wall pipe (cheap but triple wall pipe comparison) up to the bottom of the rafter, but from there it's triple wall pipe and various roof cap parts.
Thanks
DC