This is brilliant! I'm planning on buying a Kitchen Queen 480 from you after I'm moved into my rural home, but my engineering problem is that the chimney pipe would run through upstairs bathroom. I thought I'd have to use a couple elbows to resolve the problem, until I saw this video. This allows me to run the chimney pipe to the outside and then up, without the risk of creosote buildup NOR of impairing the primary function of the chimney, which is to provide the suction that pulls the smoke/heat from the firebox and through the cookstove. Engineering problem solved! And your "metalbestos" chimney pipe just makes a great solution even better! Thank you for posting this inspiring video! I will definitely be doing business with you, once it comes time to purchase my KQ480.
Is there something like this I can use to go at 30° into my chimney? I don't need all the expensive double wall insulation for a standard wall. I can't figure out what to call it but I want an upward angle to prevent slowing the draft on the newer stove. Greatly appreciate any help. Thanks
These are not listed on your website or anywhere else online. The link you provided in another comment was only a 30 degree elbow kit not a wall insolation thimble. Please let us know where to buy this part.
Hi Devon, we apologize for the confusion. You can find the wall thimble here: www.stove-parts.net/Ventis_6_inch_Classs_A_30_Degree_Wall_Pass_Thru_p/va-wpt0630.htm .
I love it, Brilliant! Its just common sense, yet no one else has thought about it enough, before this time! It should be standard install every day!
This is brilliant! I'm planning on buying a Kitchen Queen 480 from you after I'm moved into my rural home, but my engineering problem is that the chimney pipe would run through upstairs bathroom. I thought I'd have to use a couple elbows to resolve the problem, until I saw this video. This allows me to run the chimney pipe to the outside and then up, without the risk of creosote buildup NOR of impairing the primary function of the chimney, which is to provide the suction that pulls the smoke/heat from the firebox and through the cookstove. Engineering problem solved! And your "metalbestos" chimney pipe just makes a great solution even better!
Thank you for posting this inspiring video! I will definitely be doing business with you, once it comes time to purchase my KQ480.
Is there something like this I can use to go at 30° into my chimney? I don't need all the expensive double wall insulation for a standard wall. I can't figure out what to call it but I want an upward angle to prevent slowing the draft on the newer stove. Greatly appreciate any help. Thanks
I am also looking for the 30 degree wall thimble. I see the two 30 elbo but not the black oval plate and angled wall thimble. Where can I find these?
Do they make this for a 6 inch, and does it have a clean out for the back side?
Where can I purchase the 30 degree through the wall thimble and the beautiful metal transitional cover for the through the wall pipe?
Hello! You can find our 30 degree elbow kits here:
6" - www.stove-parts.net/6_dia_Duratech_30_degree_2_Elbow_Kit_Stainles_p/6dt-e30kss.htm
8" - www.stove-parts.net/8_Duratech_30_Degree_Elbow_Kit_9666_p/8dt-e30kss.htm
These are not listed on your website or anywhere else online. The link you provided in another comment was only a 30 degree elbow kit not a wall insolation thimble. Please let us know where to buy this part.
Hi Devon, we apologize for the confusion. You can find the wall thimble here: www.stove-parts.net/Ventis_6_inch_Classs_A_30_Degree_Wall_Pass_Thru_p/va-wpt0630.htm .
What about going straight up with metal bestos? 6inch enough?
Awesome!