In order to select the proper pipe lengths, you will need to take a number of measurements.If you take the following measurements, you should be able to set up your chimney system very quickly.
Horizontal
| From | To |
|---|---|
| Stove Outlet | Wall |
| Wall Exit Point | Roofline or Eave |
| Roofline | Peak |
Vertical
| From | To |
|---|---|
| Stove Outlet | Wall or Ceiling |
| Ceiling | Attic/Roof |
| Ceiling Exit Point | Roofline/Peak |
Stove Clearance
Maintaining stove clearance is an extremely important factor in maintaining a healthy and safe system. You can locate your stoves minimum clearance in your owners’ manual.
Common Stove Clearance Questions:
Q: Can I move my stove closer to my wall if I install a clearance shield?
A: Only if your manufacturer specifically states it within your owners’ manual.
Q: My stove only requires 6” clearance but my pipe requires 18”…do I have to move my stove, or can I maintain solely the stove clearance?
A: You must move your stove to meet your stove pipe clearance requirement.
