Pellet Stove Installation Part 2

[@doublewide6]

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[@bear6090]

This was an excellent video!! I'm a retired Ironworker with all of the tools and skills that I need! You walked everyone through each step so they will be able to do their own installation. Nice Job!!

[@bobhamilton5385]

I"ll be buying my pellet stove tomorrow (tax free weekend, Massachusetts). Thanks so much for the helpful video. Well done!

[@RolandForest]

I watched part one and part two of this video. Really appreciated the fact that she showed all parts without cutting the video. I lot Of other install videos only show small sections of the process. Thank you

[@robertoramirez790]

Thanks for all the hard work making this set of videos. Theres not a lot online thats really worthwhile for a guy doing this for the first time and your videos were really a tremendous help. Much appreciated.

[@doublewide6]

I'm not going to rewatch my video... but if it was wet a rag or papertowel . If the silicone is dry you can cut excess away with a razor blade also any silicone on the outside of the house can be spray painted to match the pipe after it is dry. it will blend right in. Thansk for watching good luck with your install. I have a pellet stove in the basement and we love it, but you need an easy way to get the pellets down there.

[@kevinkronewitter3374]

This video series is a great help. Thank you. I too had problems finding anything on this type of install. This was very much appreciated!!

[@michael-davidarrkerns4799]

Thank you so much for these exceptionally clear & helpful videos! Putting in my wood pellet stove tomorrow (with vent kit).

[@shperax]

just to add to the video. They do make liquid tight pipes that connect together without having to seal them with metal tape or silicone. They are more expensive but they make it loads easier if you should ever need to take apart your pipes for whatever reason. The odds are you will have to take them apart at some point.

[@darrelboyd8649]

I appreciate this video. I had no idea about the J-channel on the exterior. Since my vent is on the "weather" side of my outbuilding I will be looking in to that. Thank you.

[@doublewide6]

You are welcome, good luck with you install.

[@edward22323]

Great job! i just purchased the same stove. Keep up the excellent work doublewide6

[@carle5538]

Great video. Would you consider putting a piece of Durac cement board on the wall? to protect the sheetrock? I do not think pellet stoves would ever catch on fire....but do they release any heat in the rear when in use? Thanks

[@MrAce49]

I understand the importance of the fresh air intake. Since the air intake is close to the exhaust outlet, is there a problem with exhaust gas getting sucked in with the fresh air? thanks

[@doublewide6]

Smoke rises, I have had no problem. They do manufacture a unit like my setup. You can always put 2 holes in your wall and space them out.

[@amyclark3977]

You posted this so long ago not sure you will reply... but I need to now remove my pellet stove pipe (which was installed similar to yours), is there anyway to get those pipes apart once they are sealed or would you have to cut the pipe? Good video.

[@MitziesMayhem]

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[@tso115]

My older brother has the same issue with level madness a stove pipe does not have to be level just installed right/tight. Overkill with the rtv....

[@toddfedor8728]

Great job doublewide6. Thank you!

[@lynchtoddo]

Great vid. I have cedar shake so I'm searching how to trim the thimble outside. Any ideas?

[@debmondini6739]

Thanks, that really helped. I have an existing roof vent from my wood stove. Can I direct the new pipe to it and us it that way. Let me know if theres any thing special I need to do .

[@claytonroberts344]

How much duse it make smoke?

[@eton13_]

Do you need the appliance adapter ? or can you just put the T clean out pipe directly into the stove ?

[@keithmahler4236]

Is it normal on first fire up of new stove for it to leak smoke in the house ?

[@claytonroberts344]

How much did you have to pay for it if it is new?

[@danmcdonald4472]

thanks for the video, well dun.was wondering if you could go straight out, without the rise behind the stove

[@keithmahler4236]

There is a gap between the pipe and thimble I can see day light what do you recommend fire retardant will stink

[@jeffoshea1349]

Really good video, thanks for sharing. It was long but good explanations on each step.

[@dawnstant9687]

when installing your stove pipe, does it have to be a certain length? and does it have to have a t-pipe for cleaning.

[@robertoramirez790]

From the research I have done, most manufacturers recommend at least a 3ft vertical rise to prevent backdraft. Cleanout T is really recommended to be able to clean out all the residue and avoid a fire.

[@dawnstant9687]

Thank you!

[@sissymurphy9620]

block wall in unfinished basement do I need the extra stuff besides the collars .It would be 4 ft off the ground outside .I am not finishing the basement but figured here in VA near NC border that it would help keep the house warm .Basement is 2440 sq. ft . I wanted to get and automatic feeder also

[@JanetDiaz6152]

Excellent Video . thanks . yes YOU RIGHT IT DON'T LOOK TO HARD TO DO.. i'LL BE DOING MINES THIS SPRING. I have a Kerosene heater But Dam Prices keep going up n up.

[@vica7667]

No screws to keep the pipe from moving? Not needed?

[@thomsonkev]

They twist and lock

[@HostileHST]

Foil tape is only good for about 2 seasons, so the rtv sealant tends to be the better method.

[@petefroud5308]

Hi great work fella . When you say pellet is that coal etc.

[@IamScrap]

You got a new subscriber dude, came here on a stove installation but peeped your videos & seen there's a bunch that could come in handy. But still trying to figure out how to connect the OAK, thru a punch out & attachment is located 8-10" inside, without taking stove apart. SMDH

[@ironhead320]

when you cut out for the thimble did you make it the square or did you just cut a round hole i havw ro cut through brick

[@InterstateGamer]

Do you remember what brand vent pipe you used? My adapter connector to my stove did not fit as snug as yours did. Mine was Duravent.

[@linkscape1957]

I like your video. How do you like the Jamestown Stove? Around here, Quadra fire is supposedly one of the best. I haven't seen Jamestown, but I'm in Michigan.Thanks

[@doublewide6]

Linkscape1 I don't know much about Jamestown. I know they are well made by the the thickness of metal. I also really like the look of the stove and the used price, so I bought it. After having it for a few seasons the only problem is it is difficult to light. Quads are really popular around here. I guess people want stoves that their dealers can service. I do my own maintenance, so I'm not worried about a dealer servicing my stoves.

[@drested1793]

I installed a pellet stove recently. slightly different than this, went straight out the wall from the back of the stove and put my "T" and vent riser out side. used the two thimbles plus a duravent pipe kit. stove is about 9" from wall. only 4 " clearance was called for and manual says no backer board was needed. I'm alarmed at how hot the wall gets when the stove is on high. also wondering about that hot pipe inside my wall. I understand it's a exhaust pipe but I'm still concerned about that much heat inside my wall.

[@linkscape1957]

+Dre Sted I ended up buying a Quadra fire and I was also concerned about my wall being hot. however, I have felt it multiple times and it hasn't been hot at all. I'm pretty sure the thimble is supposed to dissopate the heat, so I don't think your wall should be hot. I would contact a local pellet stove installer/distributor and ask. I'm not sure if you are supposed to remove insulation or keep it away from the thimble or not. you might want to make sure the pipe is clean, blowing/venting properly as well.

[@surfflyfish4striper]

May i ask, what did you used to clean that extra silicone off the pipe. Thanks

[@BooKittyRadley]

If local ordinances etc. were not an issue, why would it be bad to install something like this for wood stove?

[@ronymorales3527]

What is the name for the material or the pipes

[@iroc3903]

@doublewide6 The "T Fitting" at the stove closed off or open on the end that isnt being used?

[@doublewide6]

It is closed there is a removable clean out cap.

[@cyjo2009]

Thank You for the nice videos. Very helpful

[@travisbrovold620]

Good video

[@regwatson2017]

The Duravent pipe is a great design but butt-ugly. Pity they couldn't powder coat it so it actually could look good in a lounge room. Ok if you go out horizontal but up the wall installations look crap.

[@rayvac7743]

You don't seem to have stone floor and wall stone you don't need that.

[@randallbundy108]

Why would you run the pipe up from the stove.. That is definitely not recommended.. Burns better cleaning straight out .. if your pipe gets hot at all it's because you didn't run pipe straight out

[@randallbundy108]

Crazy

[@har99ley]

good vid thanks for sharing

[@rayvac7743]

Maybe I didn't see it

[@randallbundy108]

Bad recommendations

[@charliesult4171]

this was the most trashy install i have ever seen

[@KC1PRF]

All good except your installing a solid fuel unit in a garage... Totally against code!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@RoyDeweyStorey]

xD shhhhh

[@vicktdock]

Your kidding me right? You let your commie regulators tell you what to do in your garage?