How to install a wood burning stove in a steel building or carport or barn.

[@kammyHS]

Just want to say thank you! I know this video was made 5 years ago and I’ve been watching you a long time! I’m a 61 year old woman and I have a 30x50 pole barn with metal roof! After watching your video- I knew I could do this! And did finally this last weekend! Because of your video saying just do it. 🔥

[@jasonholmes7587]

Does it keep your garage warm?

[@NeedsMoreToys]

If you shine a light thru the pipe to the roof it will cast a nice elliptical shadow on sloped roofs so you know where to cut.

[@northeastwildernesswalker]

Genius

[@tonystafford3134]

Good idea!

[@deliaguzman1138]

Found this video at just the right time--I'm putting in a chimney pipe for my blacksmithing forge in my not-really-to-code-either smithy in the backyard. You answered ALL my questions and showed just the right amount of detail for me to feel like I can do this myself! Hell, I already built the whole 8x8 smithy myself! Not bad for a 52-year-old lady!

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

Awesome buddy....glad my hillbilly engineering could help...I was very intimidated by doing this until I got into it...and couldn't find anything good on the internet about a "simple way" to get it done in a steel building

[@slowfinger2]

Nice install. Here's a tip for cutting round holes in sloped surfaces. You need to cut oval to get the same clearance around the pipe, because your string changes length in relation to level as you rotate on the angle of the roof. Bet the chimney was tighter on the top/bottom than the sides. Mark the ceiling straight up from the edges of the pipe.

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

Good thinking! Thanks for the comment brotha!

[@howtocreatesculptures6713]

yeah that's a great tip thank you !

[@jesseoglidden]

"This is an agricultural situation" Love it.

[@chind0na]

I'm going to fix my mother-in-law's wood stove pipe this way. That insulated piece of pipe is awesome. Puts me at ease because the boot won't get much heat. Class A.

[@georgemartinez8434]

"I'm not too confident on what I'm doing" at least he's honest. You did a great job man, professional!!!

[@stavio12]

Just bought a second hand wood stove for my little outdoor family area. Didn't know how to cut the metal roof, now I know. Thanks mate.

[@rockybranchridingschoolliv4096]

Having put 2 Vermont Castings in a pole barn, the chimney must have the Silkirk (unless you're using the other brand) Adjustable Ceiling Bracket JSC6RS. It hold the chimney up. Then the ceiling mount box, supports the black wall pipe. Got to be fairly close to installation code, or your Insurance Company could likely deny a claim. Also, have the insurance co come out and do an inspection, so it is on file. Menards has all the parts. We bought our stoves new, years ago, but the local stove retailer/installer would not do an install because we didn't buy it new from them. Stuck learning a lot on our own. Selkirk has a great tech support/install dept. It is not easy going from a house to a pole barn install. Did go with the Dektite #8 boot instead of the Selkirk, just not the quality expected.

[@lesterpeyton9966]

"Agricultural Situation" love that! Thanks for the great video. I am installing a wood stove in my cabin. Stay warm!

[@jazfarm5726]

Just what I needed. Going to be doing exactly the same. Great to see someone else do it first.

[@Mm-ik9uq]

Just as food for thought, if you work on gasoline equipment in your shop, the stove should be setup 18-20 off the ground, to keep from igniting gasoline fumes.. This is code for natural gas water heaters installed in garages.. Just don't want to see anyone get hurt.. Great job..

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

yeppers....makes sense for sure.. I now keep my gas containers in a building without heat or electricity....flammables need to be in a safe place or cabinet for sure

[@dylancarmack3643]

I use gas to start my wood stove....how's that for code?

[@kenkrommenacker8649]

We had a wood stove just like that one! We love it, keep us warm in the winter.

[@kcausey212]

I thank you for making this video! I've been holding off on finishing my stove because I am scared to cut a hole in my metal roof. This video gave me some reassurance. Like you said, their isn't many leads when it comes to putting a stove in a metal building!

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

You are very welcome buddy...I was a bit nervous myself...nothing to it..

[@kcausey212]

I have a few more questions about your installation. Just wanting to get mine right. I'm beginning to get my supply list together. Would you rather me ask the questions here or all in one email to you? Preciate it pal.

[@midikgon8049]

I wish i found ur video 100 videos back! Thanks man just what i was looking for!

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

Glad you found what ya needed!

[@voidisyinyangvoidisyinyang885]

first time I've seen a plumbob used. thanks

[@michaelreaney2063]

one off the better video's​ I've seen brilliant job simple explane well done

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

Thanks so much good to have kind people like urself on the channel

[@adamswendsen2494]

glad to see someone out there is using the right flashing for metal roofs! always see attempts to make a metal cone flashing work. looks good!

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

Thanks buddy

[@1982MCI]

Stoney Ridge Farmer where did you get the chimney seal for metal roof josh? Just put a new chimney and stove in the house but it took the standard one from Lowe’s but now I’m putting a stove in the barn and I have the same tin to seal around but can’t find the same style cone you used. I appreciate any help josh, take care buddy

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

Check the video description for links...I have a store in amazon that has all the goodies needed here's a couple links www.amazon.com/shop/stoneyridgefarmer?ref=ac_inf_hm_vp amzn.to/2zu6GzL

[@wilhelmernst7660]

Northern Tincraftsman jj

[@RootBeerRacer]

Looking forward to cutting a hole in the roof of my little shop now. Thanks for the video!

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

lol...be precise brotha

[@markdonahoo2912]

Should of held a piece of pipe up there. If your roof is angled your hole will not be a perfect circle, it will be an elliptical cutout. Hold a pipe straight up with the "wall" side edge touching the roof (leaving the opposite side will be a couple inches from the roof). Make your guide marks from that.

[@wgiles51]

The boot is a circle, so an elliptical hole wouldn't work.

[@ronmcguffey7883]

Love the video. It made the install a lot nicer and also save me some money. Great for my woodshop. Thanks Ron

[@metalshopfantasycamp1883]

Nice job. Do the instructions for the rubber cap recommend cutting the hole in the ceiling that large?

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

No sir...to be honest I didn't read the instructions word for word...I just installed it in a manner that wouldn't discolor my roofing material and would still hold. 6 years later and it's as good as new my friend

[@briansmythe3219]

Cool Ive got too do this soon Got my heater and Nearly all the Pipe Just Waiting on some Insulated Pipe too go through the roof , Im a Iffy too about cutting My Roof don"t want any leaks LOL ,Cool well done thanks for the Info

[@josephdobbins1185]

have you had any problems with the pipe boot condensating and dripping into the living area ?

[@GreenLeafWoodwork]

Thank you! You saved me some time I appreciate it!!!

[@dollmm23]

Thank you so much. Your tutorial has been very helpful. God bless.

[@Woodman_Custom_Sawing]

"this is an agricultural situation" lol I love it. Going to have to use that in the future.

[@shaze-10]

Thank you! I'm doing this exact thing in my agricultural non-code required building. I was nervous to go through the roof, but much less so now! Sadly I'm stuck at finding a stovepipe to chimney adapter as my outer wall for the chimney is 10inch triple wall. The companies just tell me i must frame it in. 😂 no way I'm changing or adding structural.

[@mattboswell5392]

Did you use triple wall stove pipe or double wall? I see that Menards has the double wall pipe pretty reasonable. Says it is good for wood, gas., and fuel oil venting.

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

double wall pipe on this project...however I'm not a pro...have had no issues at all since the install

[@rickh3547]

Wood stove firebox should be raised 18” off the ground when installed in a garage or shop in case you spill flammable liquids and should also be in a location where it cannot be hit by a vehicle, especially since the stove is holding up the chimney(not to code)Also the rubber flashing is not rated for the high heat that a wood stove gives off. I understand this is a “agricultural situation” but this is fire and codes are there to keep you and your family safe. I could go on about what is not to code but I would just like to say get it professionally done. Stay safe.

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

The pipe is supported up on the roof.....the rubber gasket is high heat and yep..it's made for this application. I hear ya on the 18 inches off the ground...hit by a vehicle? Yep..all that you're saying makes perfect sense. We're talking about a free wood stove someone gave me...in an agricultural building....I'll take your advice when we build our big shop

[@philpeterson4415]

Great video, really appreciate the time you took to make it. That adapter.. the one you used to hook your single wall to double wall pipe. Does it have a technical term? Reason I ask is because I'm having a hard time finding it for online purchase. I'm looking for one for 8" pipe.

[@robroney1574]

I'm in the process of doing this myself. Quick question for you. Is there a reason you made hole so large through the roof? Was wondering if you had it to do over again if you would cut the hole at say 8 inches in diameter vs 12.5 you did. I was thinking I would want my pipe hole as small as possible so the pipe barely has any play in it. Thanks in advance if you respond. Great video!

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

I cut it large so that heat transfer would not make the painted roof finish degrade and thus cause it to rust prematurely

[@stevefennel9901]

What adapter was used to connect the insulated pipe to the single wall? I need to connect Duravent single wall to a triple wall, but I cant find useful info. I'm using this video as my guide

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

hit up lowes...that's where I bought all the pipe ...try big box stores first and then wood stove stores

[@gitlittoo2161]

Iv put in many of wood stoves in my day. I always cut the hole in the roof first. Then move the stove to fit. But each to their own

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

Well...I knew where I wanted my stove...and a plumb bob can work miracles....as you said...to each his own....I think I had to move the stove about 1 inch to the left to get everything leveled up

[@brianrobbins3499]

Josh always try to layout the Dektite so water flows around both sides and doesn’t dam against the roof ribs

[@jamiemcfarlaneauthor]

love the flashing product, thanks for video, might give this a try

[@GregoryJohnston77]

Dude I love your videos hahahaha we need to drink a beer together. Just bought our first house in the middle of the woods in Arkansas 10 acres got us a tractor ain't got no head of cattle just built my metal shed and looked up stove videos to get ideas on what to do. Found this love it....

[@chiefmik9108]

Josh how is the stove working out... just watched the video, and you could have put some cement board between the stove and wall to keep the wall cool... Good shop video... Chief {NYS/ADK}...

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

I agree...I have some tin up right now..but that's a great idea!

[@KeepingItDutch]

Vintage stoney ridge!!!!!

[@joebarrett9830]

What's done is done, but my question is why wouldn't you measure your double sided wall pipe and add just a 1/4 inch from center. This would give you half inch larger hole for easy installation and not have such a large excessive hole. Just curious. Love the video.

[@rushbayou5230]

heavy wet snow will rip that chimney off the roof. likely tear ur roof tin too. i had to add something to divide the snow.

[@curve5746]

Awesome thanks! How well does it heat in 30 degree weather? Does it bring the temperature up enough to work comfortably?

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

brings it up to about 55 degrees since shop isn't insulated

[@curve5746]

@@StoneyRidgeFarmer thanks! Mine isn't either. Same size too. I'd rather have that than the barrel stove. I didn't think it would be enough. Great data point

[@jean-marclariviere7618]

Thank you Sir, from Morin Heights Québec, Canada

[@drewdouglas9053]

Thank you. Great video. Just one question: Is it necessary to install another double wall pipe above the chimney pipe? Was just curious because it seems like from a safety standpoint, a single wall pipe would suffice. Thanks for the info👍

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

depends on how soon you'd like to replace your pipe...put in a double or triple wall pipe and it will be good for decades....single wall will rust out in a few years

[@drewdouglas9053]

Thanks for that info. That makes sense👍

[@autodidact9122]

When I installed mine in my wood shop I went thru a secure transition box and positioned the pipe 2 feet above the nearest surface that was 10 feet from the center of the pipe.

[@ArkansasPilgrim]

Nothing like having a wood stove in the shop. I put one in last fall just before it got cold, and it's been great. I got a rusty old Vogelzang box stove (not the smallest but the next size up), for practically free at a yard sale (I sold the other stuff I got as part of the deal). I used up 3 Horrible Freight cup brushes on it, painted her up, and replaced all of the hardware with brass. She's a beaut! I used one of those silicone boots, too, but I just used a regular rain cap, or hat, or whatever they are called. I think I'm related to that Mexican drug lord, but they call me El Cheapo, not El Chapo.

[@BoneManiacs]

Josh what roof collar did you use

[@footandfurrowfarm397]

Was there an option for a storm collar to deflect rain from the rubber flashing? May be an option you can still add on and would help protect the rubber gasket.

[@bigdaddyrabbit9695]

Now for my own curiosity because I’m about to do this also, could you go out the side of the building instead of the roof?

[@edgehabitat]

Thaaaaank yoooou! Exactly what I've been searching for!!!! Can you tell me please, what exactly is that piece that connects your single wall pipe to the insulated?

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

it's an adapter piece you can find at Lowes..typically an off the shelf product

[@akaredcrossbow]

Why no support inside the building up near the ceiling for the heavy double wall pipe? It would be a disaster if for any reason that thin black smoke pipe deteriorated and all that weight came crashing down inside the building!

[@coolguy24eric]

Have you put insulation in the shop yet? Seems like that should have been the first step. What size shop is that? Im about to get one built and im having them do the 1/4 inch double bubble throughout.

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

Yep....didn't have this option offered to me when we bought the building...it's a 26x40. Ur doing the right thing..go bigger than mine!! for sure!

[@coolguy24eric]

@@StoneyRidgeFarmer bro if i could I would go 50x60 or bigger but with being on just 16 acres I don't really need it. Family farm that is 153 acres has that size. Im doing a 30x45x16 enclosed with a 26ft overhang and a 16x71 lean to. Should shelter all my stuff and give me a decent shop. I'm in the process of starting a farm with goats, pigs, rabbits, and chickens. Have cows at the family farm. No money in them.

[@halfassranch8363]

Right on buddy 👍 good clear directions.

[@timjohnson7645]

About to add a wood burner in my uninsulated shop as well. How well does the stove heat the space with no insulation?

[@davidhinson5010]

Great job!

[@thomasyerbey337]

Great Job Josh 🇺🇸

[@bigal50239]

Where did you get you pipe and gasket😊

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

there's a link in the video description click "show more" and you'll see it

[@manuelalvarez2389]

Good morning ware did you buy that orange ring try to get one off those

[@manuelalvarez2389]

Rubber orange seal

[@brianrobbins3499]

manuel Alvarez Try Dynamic Fastner

[@brucedeville9053]

Is the insulated pipe strictly to prevent discoloration? I have a workshop constructed very similar to yours except my sheeting runs vertically.

[@kenruhl9808]

Any issues with condensation on the interior tin when its cold?

[@drakeswake]

Does the Tee pipe you added work well for cleanout?

[@ahdam82]

How has the Chimney held up? Particularly the bracket on the roof top that supports it.

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

looks as good today as it did 6 years ago

[@ahdam82]

@@StoneyRidgeFarmer Great I have to do mine that’s why I’m asking. Thanks

[@johnweller3573]

does that rubber get hot with a double wall insulated pipe?

[@Brian18741]

Thanks for sharing josh! Very informative 👍

[@lamontcromartie4151]

How is the wall where the heater doing since you installed

[@dunlapmichaell]

How much double wall pipe did you use in total?

[@tadcobert1307]

Great vid, just what I needed, thanks!

[@LanceSheppard]

Hey josh has this caused any condensation inside?

[@jbarile1]

Love your video! Just started following your channel. I’d like to ask why did you go through the roof versus the wall? My wife and I just started making KZbin videos (Off-Grid on Friday) to chronicle our journey on developing our property. I am hoping to have similar success with my project. Any info on why you went through the roof would be great. Thank you!

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

went through the roof so that I had more pipe exposed in the building...thus more heat used...didn't wanna discolor the outside of my building with the heat either

[@jjr6929]

Pros/cons of running it out the wall and then up? I've seen it run that way instead so as to avoid a roof penetration.....it did need different supporting bracketing tho.

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

Run up the outside wall...and all the heat escapes outside..that pipe is providing tons of heat in the building

[@KevinMaxwell-o3t]

@@StoneyRidgeFarmer Not just that. Externally mounted chimneys have a big, icy column of air sitting in them. Getting the draft going in the morning can result in a lot of back-puffing of smoke into the building. As a rule, never go 'out and up' unless you have absolutely no other option.

[@richsargent73]

Your chimney boot is folded and will hold water, thus will freeze and create future problems.

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

Great point....so far so good my friend....it's been nearly 5 years now and no issues..but you make a very valid point

[@arubaoccidential1460]

I have the same steel building and wanting to install my wood burning stove. Questions are 1. the Black Pipe how do you get the right lengths and also how do you seal the seams. The 6 " pipe I saw at tractor supply have a seam not solid round. 2. How long is the double wall pipe that sticks out of the roof and the part that attaches to the back pipe inside the building. 3. Whats the alternative to seal up the hole in the roof around the pipe. Thanks Bud From the Catskills New York State.

[@jimcole6423]

I used double-wall pipe from the rafters through the ceiling. Single wall from the rafters to the stove. There is an adjustable section of pipe you can purchase. Used dektite sealing boot and a sealant called "through the roof" it is the best sealant for this application in my opinion. As far as seams: top piece slips into piece below it so creosote doesn't leak outside of pipe. Secure with screws min. 3 at 120 degrees about the perimeter of the pipe at each joint. Hope this helps.

[@minnesotabirch7209]

At 4:55, you refer to the adapter. I cannot find that part. Do you have a link or a part number?

[@whith5184]

hi. how are you finding the water getting free from the lip at 13:59? any issues 4 years on? thanks!

[@ttfweb1]

Great video! Really helpful.

[@joshuarutledge2707]

Question. Is it more beneficial to cut the diameter of the flashing piece as oppose to cutting the diameter of the pipe or is it just preference?

[@FrugalFixerSpike]

The smoke pipe joints are backwards, the crimps should be in direction of air flow! Otherwise they leak co2! Proper mechanical connection! My 20 by 30 metal shop went up last week. Agricultural lol

[@fasnuf]

Your building is like mine but I have the double bubble plastic insulation. I'm concerned about melting the insulation.

[@SunnyMiniuk]

Could I put this in a wooden garage

[@jon2564]

Great video thanks! I noticed a channel (at the 14.19 mark) outside base of the base flashing. Will water collecting in that channel quicken corrosion over the life of the flashing?

[@JoshLee-r3p]

Do you have a list of the materials you used. Brand of pipe and adapters?

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

all the pipe came from Lowes.....and the bracketry....there's a link to the roof seal in the video description below for ya

[@JoshLee-r3p]

@@StoneyRidgeFarmer thank you

[@JPGtampa]

Horizontal metal siding? Won't that hold a lot of dirt?

[@jamiecote9939]

Hey how are you! Quick question, how did you attach the tin wall sheets to the metal studs. Did you pre drill a small hole then put in the screws? Thank you!

[@ChestHeavy]

"and/or if I just wanna come out here and cook a pot of beans...... 'cause thats what I wanna do" HILARIOUS!! Thanks for the morning laugh.

[@jonathonmckinney5317]

What is the adaptor that you used to connect your stove pipe to the chimney? I cant seem to find one like that. they all seem to require a roof support box.

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

just a 6 inch steel to 8 inch insulated adapter here is a link: amzn.to/2qGAphd hope this helps!

[@paulrice1918]

Great job. Keep an eye on your cap. My son installed one and the screen creosoted shut in short order. His is a much taller installation.

[@tonyclevenger2799]

We're do u get boot can't find what it called

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

link in the video description down there brotha....click "show more"

[@darylbryant3188]

How has the roof flashing held up since it was installed?

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

great

[@gobabygo48]

hey! i wanted to ask you.. I'm thinking about doing this and nowhere local sells those boots. I have the same style building and with triple wall pipe if i just went trough the metal with a 1/4 inch gap and siliconed it with high temp silicone do you think it would be sufficient? that triple wall shouldn't get too hot and there's no insulation or wood. Just looking for ideas.

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

There is a link in the video description to this boot brotha! Go down and click it ...easy breezy

[@twittemann]

Where did you get the Decktight gasket?

[@cuanrynhart2900]

Hey man! Great video I’m just about to do the same thing but wondering how you’re screws are tight without anything underneath your tin?

[@howtocreatesculptures6713]

WOW really nice video Josh and you really make it all look pretty easy too : ), can you tell where you found the orange cone gasket thingy ? i am getting ready to install a woodstove in my shop because for the past 5 years i have been working in a snowmobile suit because o fthe cold, so i built a nice riding lawnmower for a guy and traded him for a like new woodstove , just today i got a ladder so i can finally reach the roof and now after watching your cool nice video i am excited to do mine and get a fire going. Where i am people are constantly throwing out nice hardwood pallets so it will be free firewood for me just a little work cutting them up is all. Well thank you very much and hey can you make a video showing your fire in your stove ? that would be really cool, have a nice day Josh, hope your stove is keeping you and your friends warm during the cold, i'd also love to know your "pot of beans" recipe : ), i used to have a 4 bean soup that was great with corn bread. !!

[@getngrip]

Thanks for the video, I've got a stove on the way for a Carolina Carport building. Off subject question is regarding the gutters on your building. Could you provide some info on the gutter installation. Thanks from SC.

[@ramhornjoe]

How is your building & stove doing. We are currently making a studio / shop in a 26' x 30' carolina carport building with 14ft walls. Have already started installing prodex insulation

[@jonjohnson2706]

Farmer where did you purchase the rubber gasket?

[@rickcook5335]

Great video. I think my new building in KY is the same as yours. Was your's from Carolina Carport? 30' x 60'. Great building and a great value. I was wondering if that angle across your roof near the edge is a snow break. Where did you get it? I also insulated the roof of my building to reduce/eliminate the condensation. I did 2/3 of the roof with the rolls of radiant barrier insulation. I ran out in the middle and could not get more locally so I then finished with 1/2" foam board radiant barrier from Lowes. I cut chipboard into strips and screwed them to the runners between the roof trusses and then stapled the radiant barrier to the chip board. Worked well until the ends at the eves where I could not get a stapler into . The foam board was much easier and looked better at the end. Cost was about the same for the material, but installation was much easier with the foam board. Just used fender washer and screws to attach to the chip board. I've not seen any condensation since installing the insulation.

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

So yes...Carolina carports is where I got my building....so as for the "snow breaks" there is a company around here that makes/shapes roofing and trim in all the colors that carolina carports makes...there are also little tabs you can put on the building...might have to do a bit of leg work to find a local source....I'll be insulating my building sooner or later...have a "water" issue right now...water coming up form behind the building during major storms...gotta get that fixed and then I'll get rocking with some insulation....actually considering an expansion of the building...extending it to twice the length and putting in one more door and a workout room inside...we shall see

[@308scoutrfl]

Why wouldn't you run the pipe out the side instead of the roof? It seems like it would be much less prone to leaking and as a bonus you don't have to get on the roof

[@charleypearson2314]

Very informative video. Thank you and Merry Christmas!

[@timmadison2375]

Thank you

[@mayers19851ify]

Could you get me a parts list you used? Is the only double wall the small pc that goes through the ceiling? And, the part with the cap was single wall right? Rock Hill, SC.

[@danielgere3327]

Yes. Double wall flue pipe is used through Sheetrock, metal etc so it doesn’t get hot around flue

[@taghew]

Great video! Thanks for posting it.