Obadiah's: How To Properly Install Long Chimney Pipe

We take a look at a chimney installation in a two-story household. When installing a long chimney pipe, it's important to properly support the pipe, consider where the seams are, and seal the top. In this video, Woody from Obadiah's shows you what to pay attention to when preparing for this type of installation.
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[@GrantRTanner]

Very helpful video. Thanks!

[@rikkicanbuild9964]

Awesome work

[@redsresearch]

wont that wood around the pipe where it goes thro the ceiling catch fire?

[@mike2478150]

Any suggestions if my chimney pipe cant be accessed due to a brick facade? I need to replace my pipe.

[@ReadyRooster]

I notice you installed the pipe make ends pointing up. Are you not worried about creosote dripping out of the female seams?

[@danielcigolea7221]

That's a double walled pipe; you can only see the exterior wall in the video and that looks like a male end facing up. However, the interior walls are the other way around; just imagine the bottom pipe gets inserted between the top's walls: that makes the interior connection correct (male pointing down).