How I Install a chimney pipe through the wall with a 1 foot over hang for my wood burning stove DIY
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- Опубліковано 6 жов 2021
- How I plan on heating my garage/shop this winter with this wood burning stove. But first I have to put up the chimney and go through the wall
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Good video showing what you did. Got right to the point and no dumb music. Thanks for sharing.
Hey I just wanted to make sure I thank you I took a lot of information off your bracket making and I literally made the same exact thing you did off pausing and replaying and pausing and replaying but playing but big thank you a lot of people don't take the time to thank the people that help them and your video was very helpful
Thank you so much. I am really glad it was helpful. When I was going to do the project myself I looked everywhere toying to find information and a video. The few I found didn't show much so I tried to make a video with a bit more detail for people. So I am really glad it was helpful. Have a great day.
Love it Hawk. Always like seeing other people struggles while doing projects. I find a person can’t usually find a solution until you start working on something.
I think that's why you can find a video of this out there. No too will be the same and its not the prettiest. But I hope this will give othere some ideas on how to do theres. And yes puting that last section on was scary.
So much better then going through the roof
Yes and less worried about leaks.
Your video helped us decide what to do about our own overhang. Instead of purchasing elbows to go around our overhang we can just do what you did and attach some brackets to the tee. Thats gonna be way more cost efficient bc those 30 degree elbows are high dollar! Thanks for the video!
Supper glad it helped and yes the 30 degree pieces are crazy expensive. Best of luck and be careful on that ladder. If you need any pictures of what I did fill free to email me. The address is in the description.
I have to do that very thing also. I hate cutting into my eaves so I'd rather go outside of the eave.
You would think some one would make a kit to do this but not that I have seen. Smh
@@chickenhawkfarmstead8478 -- What I'm trying to figure out is this.. My basement is a walk out basement. Our house is brick w/metal roof. I have to cut through 6" of block plus another 3" or so of exterior brick. At the roof I have a 16" eave. Plus I imagine I will need to have a few inches between eave and pipe at the roof. I've been trying to plan this out but I keep getting stumped when I try to find the horizontal pipe I would need.
@@Everclearish @Michael 9inch of block +16 eave 2 inch stand off. But the T pipe connector is about 2 inches i believe so my math is 25 inches of pipe from the inside wall to outside T joint. So 25 + what ever it is from the inside wall to the 90 degree joint. Hope all that makes sense
You should trim the excess to the outside of the wall plate that hits the ribs of your wall. It would fit and look more clean. But this setup looks good too.
You're right, and i will at some point this was one of them. Just get it done and working projects. But now that it's done I should blog back and make it a little nicer.
9:44 - Still , Holding my breathe! Pls , be careful
I did like it eather
What do you use to seal between the wall thimble and the through wall pipe on the exterior to prevent drafts and rain from entering the building? High temp silicone?
I left it incase I move in into the future. But I dont see why you couldn't use the high temperature Culkin with out s problem.
Hey man thanks for the video. I started doing this but my problem is now I cannot connect the triple wall pipe to the black pipe inside my space. How did you do that? I am working with dura vent and don't see any options to connect triple wall to single black pipe. Thanks
There is a piece for going from one to thr other email me and tomorrow I try and get you some photos of it.
What this chimney is for and is it aloud to make it at 90 degree angle in US chimney standards? We are not allowed to do it in the UK. Max is 45 degree.
I use it for my Wood burning stove. 3 years and no problems. I would not do this in a house personally. This is my shop. I didn't ask the government for permission. Is it optimal no, but does it work and keep from cutting a hole in the roof? Yes. As always, you have to calculate your own risk. Hope that helps some.
Looks good, how is the stability of that mount?
Its strong if I could do a pull up I could do one on it. If your worry about side to side you can Easily add a pice from one side to the other on the bottom supports.
@@chickenhawkfarmstead8478 I’m getting ready to do the same thing you did
I remember having a wood stove in my first home and the code was the pipe had to be higher than the peak of the roof. Isn't that the case anymore?
Code? Lol, it's an outbuilding. But yea, I have heard that before. I don't know the true reason, mostly something to do with ash landing on the roof. I guess. But if you want to make yours taller, you can. You'll just need more pipe and more support. Over the years, I found lots of codes are outdated or have no practical reasons.
You obviously had to buy another section of pipe in addition to the one provided in the kit to go through the wall. You mentioned your overhang was about 12 inches so did you just buy another 1 foot section or did you buy a 2 foot section to go through the wall?
I did not have the whole kit I got everything off Facebook marketplace other then the thrown the wall pice and a 3foot section of Insulated pipe. But I did use a 3 foot section of insulated pipe to go through the wall. That way I had plenty to work with and I had room to move the stove around inside. Hope that helps some. And yes i know that pipe is crazy expensive but just keep reminding yourself of what your going to save on heating costs in the long run. Mine will play my back in just one year over propane in the garage
@@chickenhawkfarmstead8478 I ended up ordering an additional 12 inch to attach to the one that came in the kit. My overhang is 11 inches so it should work. I plan to build the same support shelf you made. Thanks very much for this video and advise.
I was wondering the gauge and size angle iron you used, and how long you cut the lengths?? Also how did it work out for you coming out that far on the wall? Thanks
1-1/2-in W x 1-1/2-in H x 2-ft L
Zinc-Plated Steel Perforated-Slotted
Anale from lowes 14 gage. 6 total so not cutting. So far it work good this will be the 3ed year. The only thing I mite add this year is 1 foot to the top to get it a little more above the roof line.
@@chickenhawkfarmstead8478 I appreciate your response. Thank you.
Hi. Hey, where did you buy the backet material? The L shaped strips to make the bracket? Thank you!
Lowes had them. Hope that helps
Thank you! I looks like you could almost go without the factory brace/bracet and use a piece of sheet metal to make a holder for the L pipe?
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Yes is dose I used it because I all ready had it. I got the stove and most of rhe pipe from a FB marketplace purchase
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Thanks
So the spray foam want melt or catch on fire and what kind caulking is ok to use ? I am going to put it in my shop just like you did I got the stove last week just got to get the pipe . Wondering how to connect the triple wall pipe to single wall pipe ?
The spray fome i got shad fire proof or Resistant in the talking was with the chimney stuff I'll see if I can find the tube with the name and post it latter.
The caulking is hired silicone sealant. Gos up to 600 ﾟF
Does the triple wall pipe get hot on the outside pipe probably a stupid question but I just wondered
This is the first wood stove I have ever had
How does that triple wall pipe connect to the single wall pipe
I was quoted $6400.00 to have a 4300 Millennium Quadafire stove installed! The stove is $2400. $4000 to deliver & install? No thanks. I like ur idea better.
Is it in a shop or in the house?
@@chickenhawkfarmstead8478 For a 30x40 shop. Bubble wrap insulated- similar to urs. I ran the single wall pipe out the side the whole way to the top. That's the reason I'm watching. Current setup a hazard. I use a small chunk stove I have to dose every 15-30 minutes. The stove guy said I could have a high efficiency stove that only needs dosed every 10-12 hrs. That's ideal cuz I could start it in the morning n not have to touch it till afternoon. (Since I am not in here most of the day.) Of coarse the stove guy said the stoves at Lowes & Tractor Supply are junk. Ha ha.
Thats crazy expensive for insulation. That stove sound nice. I need a bigger one but that will wate till next year.
What if I don’t have room for the triangle support underneath the T because of a window? Could you install that support bracket in between a couple of the 36 inch stove pipe sections just up a little bit and have maybe 1 36 inch section and
the T below?
I really don't know the pipe is pretty heavy. But you could use a metal strap or 2 that comes down from the support to hold up the pipe that is going throw the wall.
Hope that make sence.
I really don't know the pipe is pretty heavy. But you could use a metal strap or 2 that comes down from the support to hold up the pipe that is going throw the wall.
Hope that make sence.
@@chickenhawkfarmstead8478 thanks! Yes I follow you!
@@abrammatthew756 you could also use the shelf bracket idea but going up vs down. Just be sure you attach the shelf bracket to more than just the tin, like a piece of 2x4 on the inside.
@@Take-2 i was thinking inverting it could work . I ordered the extended shelf support from duratech, going to use it on supervent 6 inch. Should work, and I’m going to invert. Need to clear a 13” soffit
What make kit did you use sir???
I got most of the parts off Facebook marketplace. I got the wall tumbler and one of the Is triple walled pipe frome Menards. I do believe there is a line to the same one in the description. Hope that helps some.
13:40 you were thinking of carbon monoxide. But dioxide is bad too.
I dont even have to rewatch the video to know you totally right. There are so menny slip of the Tongue and brain farts when making videos lol. Ine video I said I had meat and egg goats lol instead of meat and milk goats 🐐
Link to your in wall collar?
It should be in the description
Won’t the snow just slide off the roof and push it all down?
Good question, and in my case, no, and in most, I would say no. Now if you live in a place where you get 1 foot of snow on the roof them maby. But if that's a issue you can just add the snow and ice stoppers on the roof like you would put over doorways.
Never heat g rib metal up it will rust for sure use snips reds and greens PS it voids your metals warranty aswell
I am gussing you talk about for cutting the hole. That makes sense it would be more pron to rust i should have put come kind of sealant or something around the hole. Thanks for the tip. There are other places I made hole with a hole saw for electric I need to go back a treat they metal. Any recommendations of what to use?