How To Install Chimney And Stove Pipe For A Wood Stove | First Step To Going Off Grid

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Absolutely fantastic - explaining the centering techniques you used was HUGE!

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Glad it was helpful!

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I’ve watched so many videos on this subject and yours actually told me what I needed to know, thank you!

[@CountryLivingExperience]

Glad it was helpful!

[@truth3318]

The second big collar is for the attic insulation shield and the smaller one is for the roof above the flashing. FYI

[@ChrisCross2014]

I didn't have enough clearance to install mine in the attic. He probably had the same issue.

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Thank you. I appreciate it and I am glad it was helpful.

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[@CountryLivingExperience]

Much appreciated! Glad it was helpful.

[@robertolson3211]

Helpful video. I do believe the what you thought was a wider storm collar is actually supposed to be installed around the pipe just above the insulation shield to meet code and keep the insulation shield clear of debris and insulation.

[@CountryLivingExperience]

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Great video, thanks for taking the time to make it, I know it adds a lot of extra hassle to any job!

[@CountryLivingExperience]

Thank you. I appreciate it.

[@mainefellow]

Thank you so much for your help installing wood stove chimney.

[@CountryLivingExperience]

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[@MrDanieldennett]

So descriptive and thorough. Just what I needed. Thanks for your time

[@CountryLivingExperience]

Glad it was helpful!

[@joseochoa7043]

@@CountryLivingExperience Very informative video. Out of curiosity, can you chimney pipe be to high? My pipe sits on the lower side of my house. So I have three 3’ foot pipes. Any info would be appreciated

[@CountryLivingExperience]

@@joseochoa7043 9' of pipe should be ok but you will need a lot of bracing.

[@joseochoa7043]

@@CountryLivingExperience Most definitely. Do you think being that high could cause a problem? I’ve been having a hard time starting/keeping the fire from dying today

[@CountryLivingExperience]

@@joseochoa7043 It should have a better draw if it is that high. Remember the 3-2-10 rule. 3 feet minimum above the high side of the roof and 2 feet above anything within 10 feet.

[@Cacheola]

Great video buddy. I just installed mine today with your help. Only thing I'd add is wear nitrile gloves when sliding the flashing in. I was more liberal with the goop and lifted the flashing as much as possible as I set it into place rather than slide it. I made sure there was goop under the screw holes too; three along the bottom, two midway up

[@CountryLivingExperience]

Thank you!

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[@merrickbrody8859]

Thanks for the great video! I'm installing a homemade wood furnace that I fabricated out of an old propane tank. The furnace looks great, but I didn't know where to start with the chimney. Thanks for your help! My project was for my motorhome in which I live, but the information is still helpful and mostly applicable. I'm subscribing. 🙂

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Thank you 😊 I’ve bought a wood burner need to get the flu pipes now!

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Thank you so much for this vid ! Glad I watched or I would have only gone half way down shingles but now I know better 😁

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[@Franklinwobbly]

Great video. I appreciate all the tips and links. One suggestion, you might make an additional short video on installing a stove with a 90 degree angle going into a wall. I have been reading up on this design and have come across a number of regulations regarding 90 degree angles. I think it would be a compliment to this great, detailed, video.

[@CountryLivingExperience]

Thank you. I am not sure what you are referring to with the 90. This is the only stove we will be putting in this house so I won't have an opportunity to make another video on the subject unless I move.

[@MissChievousRN]

Yes please!! In these cooties19 times, I'm wondering how to put a wood stove chimney into a modern home in a pinch... I've been really wanting to have back up heat (well, if I had it my way, it would be primary heat!) I can grow food and hunt and we have small livestock and have multiple options for cooking, a creek for water, but heat in the winter?? That's the one that I'm really worried about. Im thinking a wood stove on concrete floor of the walk out basement, just in case, vent through a window? So many videos but not enough for complete noobs explaining the bare basics and mechanics so we understand what we are doing and why, so if it becomes a necessity, we know how to put something efficient and safe, on they fly.... If it was entirely up to me, I'd have a rocket mass heater down there with parlor stoves for boosters and "space heaters". Ultimately I'd like to have an actual big momma cook stove oven, in my kitchen, (husband has a long way to go before that would ever happen) but in a SHTF situation, everything is fair game. Anybody have suggestions?

[@Three-leggedRanch]

Great video, as usual. You made it look quite easy. Thanks for the information.

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seen MANY videos.... like the comment below, a few VERY helpful tips-thanks bro !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@CountryLivingExperience]

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[@johng8967]

Thank you so much, I didn't know if I had to twist the end cap or what. But it just pop in to place.

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You're welcome. Glad we could keep your interest and offer good info.

[@lindanwfirefighter4973]

The little dabs on the flashing is like what we do with a sucking chest wound. Leave the lowest side free on the chest to let blood and air out so we don’t cause a tension pneumothorax!

[@CountryLivingExperience]

Exactly

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“Through the Roof” sealant is the best to seal small to moderate sized leaks.

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[@kevinblitzcki2709]

Hello, Best tutorial the average Joe like myself could have asked for. We are getting the Drolet HT 3000 and can't wait to have it up and blazing! I was quoted $5000 from the "professionals" to do it and I don't think this is as much of rocket science as they made it seem. I find the hardest part is finding all the right parts and pieces as none of my local big box stores have a complete set of the same brand. That last piece you mentioned (double wall chimney adapter) which came in my Duravent Up the ceiling kit, do you happen to know if it would fit a non Duravent double wall black stovepipe? I was able to get Duravent Chimney pipes so that's good from ceiling support and up but I can only get my hands on either a Selkirt or Supervent black stovepipe and I'm not sure if they would fit a Duravent adapter. I'm hoping the Duravent adapter is universal and would accept any brand but sometimes it pays off to double check everything in advance as I already know how finicky those products are. Hope I didn't bore you out with my rant but any feedback would be greatly appreciated! Thanks again for the wonderful content!

[@CountryLivingExperience]

Glad it was helpful! I am not sure if that Duravent adapter will fit another brand. I would venture to say no. I had to buy all of my stuff online because no place sold stove pipe around here.

[@charlesdesurne4696]

how did it turn out for you ? i just purchased the same stove and thinking about installing myself .

[@lyndabelknap8367]

They are very picky in Canada about woodstoves. You have to have an inspector come to your house and check it out before you can get house insurance. All your pipes have to be double insulated. They do not want to insure you at all with woodstoves and charge more money for insurance. Unless you pay cash for your house you have to have insurance. They also check to see if you have working smoke detectors and carbon monoxide. We probably burn a lot more wood than you do because of the cold weather. We have been lighting fires since October and have 2 stoves. We also burn 12 cords a year and have to clean the pipes quite regularly.

[@CountryLivingExperience]

Sorry to hear they are so strict. We are fortunate. I will probably burn one cord this winter if it is cold. Twelve cords is a huge amount but I know how cold it is up there. I think my uncle burns about 10 in northern Michigan every winter. Hope you are well.

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[@WilliamPoehner]

This is great video, with a lot of details explanation. I'm curious about what the inside of the attic looks like? Did you box in the pipe?

[@CountryLivingExperience]

Thank you. Sorry the attic is so tight, it is hard to even crawl back to the point of install. The ceiling box that you saw installed is the only surround that is required. It sticks into the attic about 8 inches and holds the insulation back from touching the chimney pipe. Some people like to add taller sheet metal boxes but it is not necessary.

[@tedm9865]

I really liked this video. Currently in the process of planning out my pellet stove. I understand the code changes from one location to the next (somewhat at least), but do you have any resources that explain the height of the exhaust vent in relation to the roof line/10' diameter? Thanks! T

[@CountryLivingExperience]

Glad it was helpful. For any roof angle, the chimney must extend at least 3' above the highest point where it passes through the roof surface and at least 2' higher than any part of the building within a horizontal distance of 10'

[@poweredbychrist2879]

Did you renail the shingles above the flashing or just add roof tar to hold them down? Also, did you put any nails or screws in the top of the flashing?

[@dmark6699]

Very Good.

[@CountryLivingExperience]

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[@Theculturedpearl13]

What if you have a metal roof? This is a very helpful video

[@CountryLivingExperience]

Thank you. Metal roofs require a completely different connection kit. You can probably find it on the DuraVent website.

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What screws did you use to secure the flashing to the roof?

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Good info for those who are able.

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This is the second time you have made a comment like this. If you would like to contact me via our facebook page or email, I can hopefully put you in touch with some helpers from one of our local churches. Would that be helpful?

[@tryder7901]

Great Video. One thing I noticed was the lack of a damper. Is it necessary for all wood stoves?

[@CountryLivingExperience]

Thank you. You don’t need a damper in most modern stoves. If you have an older stove it is better to have one.

[@BrianSills-l4w]

Hello, I did enjoy and appreciate the tutorials. I am needing advice on costs. My chimney pipe was damaged during the Little Rock tornado and I just need to replace a portion of the pipe. I was recently quoted $1400 to replace the pipe and collar. May I send you a picture of the damage so that I may get further advice from you.

[@CountryLivingExperience]

Thanks. Most of the money is probably labor. The chimney pipe is about $150 per 3ft section. The collar is not that much.

[@nickpanhead7209]

Did you put any sealant on the underside of those shingles ? Also, what kind of screws did you use to secure the flashing ? You made an excellent video, I'm going to use your video and Knowledge to install my furnace flu pipe through my garage roof. One other thing do you know how many feet you have to be above the ridge/peak of the roof. I'm like 3' feet away. Thanks if you could answer those 3 things for me. I would appreciate it. Thank you

[@CountryLivingExperience]

Thanks, I appreciate it. No sealant needed. The shingles were new so their sealing strips are still very good. I used decking screws since they are coated and won't corrode or rust (for a long time). You should be 24" above that ridge line.

[@nickpanhead7209]

@CountryLivingExperience ok great, thank you for getting back to me, I ordered all of my selkirk through the roof kit. Looking forward to getting heat in my garage this winter. Yeah I have older shingles, I'll probably have to get a tube of roofing cement/cork. Looks like an easy enough job to do. Or you just made it seem that way, lol. Ok have a good night. Thanks again

[@CountryLivingExperience]

@@nickpanhead7209 You're welcome. Good luck with the project.

[@nickpanhead7209]

Just one more thing Did you use the Dap, polyurethane sealer on both the under sde of the flashing and around pipe collar. Will that also work to keep my older shingles down, or should i buy something else ​@CountryLivingExperience

[@CountryLivingExperience]

@@nickpanhead7209 I used the DAP everywhere. Since I had a double wall chimney pipe, I didn't have to use the high temp stuff. The DAP should keep your shingles down too but be careful where you put it.

[@James-sy6fy]

How did it hold up? Would you have done anything different?

[@CountryLivingExperience]

Works perfectly. We have been having a nice fire every evening for the past week. I wouldn't change a thing.

[@wayneneff4019]

this video is super helpful!! could you tell me what kind of piping is needed to run between the fireplace and the ceiling? is it a single layer black pipe or does it have to be double or triple wall as well? Thank you for your help!!!

[@CountryLivingExperience]

You’re welcome. It is actually a double layer Duravent DVL stovepipe. Single wall gives off more heat though.

[@jleight9544]

Single wall will require a minimum of 18” clearance to combustible material. Double wall is only 6”. Important information

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Did you have to put anything under the shingles that you pulled up that laid over your flange? Also did you seal the gap between the edge of the shingles you cut and the insert? Thanks

[@CountryLivingExperience]

Nope. No need to do either.

[@travis3126]

Good video thank you

[@CountryLivingExperience]

You're welcome

[@timwells9215]

Great video. At 21:50 you mention a link to a worksheet or website that helps with the calculations for the chimney pipe spacing and clearance’s. Do you have one you recommend? Thanks!

[@CountryLivingExperience]

Thank you. Here are a couple of sites that are very helpful. www.northlineexpress.com/help-pipe-install-planning.html woodstovepro.com/articles/understanding-the-10-foot-2-foot-3-foot-rule-how-to-determine-the-chimney-height-of-class-a-solid-fuel-pipe-above-the-roofline/

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[@skee6706]

What about people with a metal roof ? Great video.

[@CountryLivingExperience]

Thank you. There are different kits that you can buy for a metal roof.

[@claytonroberts344]

How high did you put the chimney above the roof line 'roof top"?

[@CountryLivingExperience]

24"

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Very Good!

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Thank you

[@alanwhite4839]

Do you need that ceiling box only for slanted ceilings?

[@CountryLivingExperience]

The ceiling box is for all ceilings.

[@markharvey2043]

did the same install talked to a sales tech to help with order since this stove install was my first rodeo the did not sen the adaptor for the celing box

[@CountryLivingExperience]

At least they are nice and send out the missing parts right away. They do need better quality control though.

[@patriciafelden5271]

I was hoping you might be able to give me some information or direction on a problem I have with a wood stove in my home. When I wasn't home my husband and his friend made the cut through the ceiling to install the stove pipe wood stove just about right in the middle of the living room and it's a really isoland people come in and I'm getting ready to sell the house and I want to take it out so people can figure out how to arrange their furniture it should have been put more closer to the wall or in the corner so I was just hoping you might have advice. I just put a new roof and I don't want to mess with taking the part that's sitting on top of the roof out and mess up the roof and I said to the contract and maybe we could just seal it from the inside and whoever buys my house if they want to buy another wood stove and put it in they can or they can get something else but what is your advice on taking it out and sealing it up from the inside and not missing the outside of the roof because it is a new roof and we get a lot of snow here in Colorado I don't want any snow or rain to get under it and have a leak.

[@CountryLivingExperience]

I would take it completely out and have a roofer fix the roof personally. This is more of a question for your real estate agent and a contractor.

[@arturomontiel4759]

Pretty good!!! I’m aiming into that project. Are all stoves the same?? Any particular reason to choose one from another?

[@CountryLivingExperience]

There are two types....catalytic and non-catalytic. Catalytic wood stoves differ from non-catalytic in that they produce fewer exhaust fumes and burn more efficiently. In addition to burning wood, catalytic wood stoves also have a combustor that burns the smoke and byproducts.

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[@michaellee5363]

If that roof flange was installed correctly .. And it was ! you DO NOT need any sealer on the bottom. Reason ? If ANY water makes it underneath that flange then it is installed wrong to begin with. (Roofer) You mentioned only putting dabs on the bottom so water could drain out. Well as I said if water is underneath that flange ,ITS WRONG! OVERALL great job!!

[@CountryLivingExperience]

Thank you. Much appreciated.

[@yoBradyO11]

I do agree, however I was a roofer for some years. And I recall us putting a bead only underneath the shingles around the rim after the boot/flange was installed. That is where water is going to get underneath if anything. And freeze and cause rot Etc. As a roofer you always have to think like you're a stream of water. I'm only watching this because I'm planning on installing a wood stove and I have to refresh my memory as it's been some years lol

[@JSJTOUTDOORS]

Where did you end up purchasing your chimney pipe from. I want to get the duravent as well but nervous to spend 2,000 dollars on some website I’m not sure of.

[@CountryLivingExperience]

I did some serious shopping. I got a few of the pieces from Northern Tool, some from Northlineexpress.com, and some from Amazon. Who ever had the best price on the piece I needed. I didn't spend 2k....all in all I think I spent $1000

[@russmt4181]

My local home depot had the duravent system in stock for an ok price. About $1000 for the UPKIT, about 7 feet of DVL, and 6 feet of HT stainless chimney.

[@the-bu3lb]

What are your thoughts on putting a wood stove in a split level home from basement to first floor is 4 steps and to the second is 6 steps. Using a wood stove to heat the home over the furnace?

[@CountryLivingExperience]

It is going to be difficult to move that heat through the levels. I would put one in just for emergency backup and comfort.

[@thechickenbucket8952]

Great video! What Duravent Kits did you use? Would you happen to have a link?

[@CountryLivingExperience]

Thank you. We used the DVL kit. I will try to find a link. It has been years since I purchased it.

[@CountryLivingExperience]

Found it. This is the same install kit (with some improvements): amzn.to/3NirIVB. We then just purchased individual double wall DVL stove pipe and stainless double wall chimney pipe.

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Great video!!what screws did you use in flashing pan head?

[@CountryLivingExperience]

Thank you. We used coated exterior deck screws. 1 1/4"

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you need three more of those storm collars on there

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I was thinking 10 more.

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Good video. Can you advise the specific part number for the DAP adhesive? Thanks.

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Thank you. I don't remember using DAP but here is the Loctite High Temp that I bought .......amzn.to/3iOy7HG

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[@stevew7921]

G’day from Down Under. Thanks for a great video. I can’t find the details of what products and tools you used, do you have a website or FB page where I can see that information. Thanks again Steve 🇦🇺

[@CountryLivingExperience]

Hello. Here is the list that is located under the video.... Loctite Polyeurethane Roofing Sealant: amzn.to/2BPSVeP Dap Polyeurethane Roofing Sealnant: amzn.to/2MR6Mb4 Dewalt Impact Driver: amzn.to/2qMCFc8 Stanley Pry Bar: amzn.to/2MR57SS Ryobi Reciprocating Saw: amzn.to/345PXyX Plumb Bob Measuring Tape Sharpie Caulk Gun Drywall Saw: amzn.to/2q24Aok Flathead Screwdriver Hammer The stove pipe and chimney pipe including the ceiling kit were all made by DuraVent. They are the DVL type. Hope that helps.

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Great info; thanks.

[@CountryLivingExperience]

Glad it was helpful!

[@JustonianInstitute]

Great video! I have a very similar install I'm planning for. How does the attic shield attach to a vaulted/angled truss? It looks like it's designed to attach to a level surface. Did you have to adjust the flanges on the shield to match the angle?

[@CountryLivingExperience]

Thank you. The ceiling box attaches to the truss in the vertical plane. If you need bracing, that will just sit between each truss perpendicular to the floor. This kit is made for an angled ceiling. Sorry, I don't know how to describe it any different.

[@MSB1080]

Does double wall pipe require 6 inches from wall and 8inch clearance from ceilings? I believe triple wall is 2 inches.

[@CountryLivingExperience]

Yes, correct on the double wall clearance.

[@saberstorm1000]

do you have to have a damper system in any situation???

[@CountryLivingExperience]

It is not 100% necessary on a wood stove chimney. It basically just prevents cold air from coming all the way down into your stove. It helps to slightly regulate draw up the chimney when you have a fire.