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WOOD STOVE INSTALLATION START TO FIRE
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- Опубліковано 21 лют 2013
- Embark on a comprehensive journey with me as I install the Timberwolf 2200 Freestanding Wood Burning Stove from top to bottom. In this tutorial, I guide you through each step of the process, demonstrating the installation of the ceiling support box, chimney pipe, and roof flashing. Drawing upon over 20 years of experience in installing fireplaces and wood-burning stoves, I effortlessly break down the process.
Feel free to leverage my expertise by asking any questions you may have during the installation process. It's important to note that local building codes can vary, and while I provide valuable insights based on my experience in Utah, make sure to adhere to your specific local codes for a safe and compliant installation. Let's make this project a success together!
Great video, remember if the chimney is over 5' out of the roof you need to brace it. I'm sure your video will help lots of DIY homeowners.
thanks for your video, you did a good job of explaining. Im an electrical contractor and noticed one itsy bitsy little thing, i only mention it because you are a guy that likes to do things right, plus so many people watch this and they can learn that when you staple a wire down that it should be flat against the wood. you had it on the wires edge which can cause trouble, or damage. so, flatten the romex against the wood. thanks
Great video, good explanation of what needs to be done, I have lived in my house for almost 11 years and just found out my piping is upside-down, I needed to get a good idea of what I was getting in to before I took it apart, I now am confident I can take care with no problems
Thanks for the comment.
Awesome video & great info. We just bought a Manufactured home & are going to have to install a wood stove before winter hits, as the city we moved to has the HIGHEST electrical rates in ALL of WASHINGTON STATE! So...NO furnace for us! Your video has everything we need to know & your 20+ yrs of experience is just what we needed to feel confident that this will be our "GO TO" video for our install. THANK YOU so very much for sharing this with all of us & it is great to know...that if we need anything, any part...that you offer it in your store & can ship it to us :)
I realize this his then internet and everyone’s an “expert”..having said that without repeating what others have noticed…when installing the flashing in the roof never put a solid bead of sealant on the bottom side. It won’t allow any trapped water to flow out from under the chimney flashing.
Love the video brother. EXTREMELY helpful as I’m about to do my first install in my very first home. This was a perfect example for me I appreciate it a ton. Very descriptive with great zoom in shots of exactly what’s being done. You rock brother 🤘🏽
Great vid. Shouldn't there be the two metal bars to hold the top of the roof pipe in place--more sturdy?
Great video. Very detailed. Thanks for posting.
Thanks for watching!
The one thing thats hard to tell in the video, at 7:40 , that doesn't look 18 inches away from the walls you have up. 'Maybe' a foot it looks. Oh don't worry, with that setup, you ain't starting any house fires or anything awful. Just if you have to abide by any codes or anything, they might get onto ya if you're using that single wall pipe.
All the 2 yr olds with bashing comments are essentially saying the pipe connecting to the chimney box, is too close to the wall. But in reality, you can't really see if its 18" away or not in the video. Honestly, if you was worried, I'd just put a metal heatshield where its that close, and you'll be fine.
I like the install myself. Perhaps a shield to protect your drywall, and you're fine.
What, no damper in the stove pipe?
I like how you set the 45º as high as possible, keeping the hot pipe as from the wall as possible.
Thoughts on a wood stove vs. fireplace insert? I'm not sure what to get. I'm getting a pump with electric coil so that should do both the ac and heat. I wanted something to enjoy on the cold winter nights.
Hard Work go free standing wood stove for sure!
@@mrEnergy511 Any particular brand or model? The GF said she wanted to do something she could cook on too if need be.
Thanks for the video.To put tile on the wall behind the stove I have cement board and tile /thinset. Do I need an air space behind the cement board or can I put directly over my sheet rock wall? Thanks for your help.
I want to install this in a two story. Is it possible to maybe use "interior" piping on the second floor to radiate heat into the second floor room also, then just switch back to heavily insulated piping through the floor changes and the roof?
Is there anything else I should be aware of in this endeavor?
Thank you so much!
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Thanks for the video. I do have one question. How is it that you are able to get 1 inch clearance off your insulated pipe? Most of what I see is a minimum of 2 inch clearnance from combustibles. Is it because codes have changed since 2013 or am i missing something?
Thanks again
Nice job water boy
What do you use for the walls? So it doesn't heat?
Wanted to see the inside work - setting the stove and hooking up the single wall pipe.
I have other Videos for that.. I would recommend Double Wall Black Stove Pipe over Single Wall. Not only is it safer with less clearance requirements double wall last 3X longer!
Single wall pipe has to be 18" from combustibles, by you elbowing it back towards the corner brings you too close to the wall. Dvl pipe is 6". You should seal around perimeter support box so air doesn't escape. Are you licensed and insured? Who trained you. I have more tips if you would like.
Tony, sounds like u are either from California or New York ,!? Where I’m from u figure out how to get things done and do it yourself , 95% of lincense and permits and all the other BS is a scheme to remove more money from the working class people. Our county has absolutely no codes, electrical , plumbing , sewage etc , we still have lagoons. We have now lived here 16 years and know of only 1 house fire in the entire county. So U can keep all ur permits and Lincence bs to urself , we choose to keep it simple and Safe !
Every course of shingles whose reveal line makes the flashing should be on top of the flashing.
I agree that it even a better way to install a roof flashing
I want to buy a wood burning stove. I have my furnace chimney but cannot use that then there is a fireplace that i was told when I bought the house I can't use. I think it might have burnt coal at one point. What are my options and how much should i expect for installation? Thanks
Why no air damper in the single wall pipe? I always install them. Also that chimney needs another section of pipe with a roof bracket to pass code in my area.
I haven't seen a complete installation yet. I watched so many UA-cam videos that claim complete installation but we never see how you guys do the inside.
Could the exhaust pipe be ran out of a wall instead of the chimney or does it have to be out from the ceiling
Hi I got a question, I bought the imperial wall heat shield the backing was cracked so I added another 1/2 inch durock board to it but then realized I needed to drill a hole for my air vent
My question is 1 how close can my 2020 epa mobile home certified stove get to the heat shield and 2 will me going thru heat shield be ok? I do have that other 1/2 inch attached and also have the double telescoping pipes along with mobile home install kit. Doesn’t seem to be any professional showing how to install with the mobile home install kit that I bought from northern tool nor anyone showing how to do the air intake if you have a heat shield so any help or advice will be appreciated as doing this by myself
@ 6:40, Metal Fab, huh..? That's one of our customers we sell the metal to.. cool!
Metal Fab Chimney Pipe is a good brand!
I would still like to know how much to expect to pay for a pipe install. Guess I could call around, but was just wondering.
Does all double wall pipe fit into ANY ceiling box? Ceiling box was installed when the house was built in 1997 but it is time for new pipe. Do I have to install a new ceiling box if the old one is still in good condition?
great points on installing the stove pipe
I wouldn't install these for any amount of money. According to the comments , everyone who watched this video is a chimney expert. And for this guy to put this on you tube , he must be pretty confident he don't the job right!!!!!)
why isnt your box inside attic higher up?...it looks like its been cut too low and beats the purpose of insulation coming in contact with your chimney pie.
Thanks for that video bro.
Cool man! Thanks for the kind words!!!
Great install and video man. I am a gas fitter in Canada.
I am installing a wood stove in my garage and there is no attic or crawl space above the ceiling. Trying to figure out how to see what is between the ceiling and the roof... how do you handle situations like this?
The same as the Class A Chimney Pipe coming out of the roof. Black Stove Pipe goes from the Wood stove to the ceiling support box. Chimney Pipe is supported by that box and needs to run from the ceiling level up through the roof.
I want to install a fireplace insert where we have a wood stove now. I will be opening the concreted fireplace opening. I know i will need a lining for the chimney too. How much of the work can I do myself and what should I get a professional to do or inspect?
Would it be overkill to install a masonry wall around 4 inches in the attic? And use the box inside....
i have been looking foe videos of putting the support box in and they all cut to the box already in place ! why are they all the same ?
thats the part i need
Where is the damper? What if they wanted a little more control over the heat however with no damper present that cant be done.
I noticed that too... I’m sitting saying “where’s the damper”
I was,wondering why u didn't install the attic insulation shield? Is it to code?
There was no insulation inside his support box. The shield is just to keep crap away from pipe, there was no crap. lol
How did you pinpoint the center point in the roof from inside the attic? The center point to cut your hole, that is
There are a lot of ways to find the center point of the under side of your roof once you cut the hole in the ceiling for your Chimney support box. A laser level is expensive but very accurate. Using a string with a heavy weight on the bottom of the string, this is called a plumb-bob. Hold the string to the under side of the roof and let the string hang down to the center of the ceiling hole and measure for center in the ceiling. this will take two people. You could also use a long level vertically making sure to go both ways to find the center square... Hope this helps
on the ventilated flashing for wood stove in your video, is that type of ventilated flashing also used for direct vent gas fireplace? what is the function of ventilation for flashing? doesn't it set up for moisture issues?
From the looks of it, this is a 12" diameter pipe flashing. I need one, but all over the web, and local building stores, I can only find 6" diameter... any idea where I can get the right size?
pguiver I have all sizes! I can ship one to you from my Fireplace Store in Utah. 801-960-6484. www.maplemtnfireplace.com
What is total cost for the stove and install? Looks great! Love the clean look of it! 👍
The kits look to be $300. The stoves at most are $3000. Maybe $500 for the firebrick? That’s almost a $10,000 profit margin. You sure it costs that much? Alpha Omega?
@@brianrizzi6321 I'm in the wrong business!!!
@@brianrizzi6321 I think Alpha Omega was joking
Can you please tell me where you got the roof flashing im having a hard time finding one that has the same diameter as my pipe? than you very helpful
Hey! Great video, do you have a list of the kit or parts you used? I've been looking at northline express and it's looking like it's close to $1000 for all the parts. I have a stove and the hearth installed, but no interior stack, ceiling kit or exterior stove pipe. Thanks!
I have the same thing. I need the same stuff you do.
I really appreciate the video and the quality job you did. I do wish you had had someone else operate the camera so we could have watched what you were doing without the continual bobbing around.
looks great on the inside. But code is crazy outside lot of pipe. maybe it's the pitch. But nice work
Do those 2x4 you added to support the chimney box double as the attic insulation barrier? I am planning an install as we speak. thanks for the video
Tyler Pepin I would use sheet metal to make your attic insulation shield 🛡
Nice! So I take it you can cut the interior pipe to length?
Good video
The top goes under the shingles and the REST goes on TOP OF THE SHINGLES SO THE
WATER WILL NOT GO UNDER THE SHINGLES ONLY MISTAKE COULD BE VERY COSTLY
Exactly! That is how I did it.
How do you know if the chimney pipe locked up under the roof flashing. Is there discernible click when fully locked?
go check if you're so curious. lol
A1 job well done
Helpful!
How high should a 45 degree elbow pipe be above stove?
Nice Video. We do things very differently in the UK.!
How so?
Nice job guys
How much does getting a install like this cost?
Where did you get supplies from?
When you staple nail electrical wires, 2 things, the wire should be flat and the staple must not be pinching the wire. Staples must be loose to allow for house movements so the staple doesn't wear off the wire insulation. Hire proffesional people for this kind of projects.
I'm installing a stove pipe through my window and up the side of my house what would you recommend to us from out the window to the chimney cap? Thanks the Scott's family
from North Carolina
class a... thats gonna be expensive.
Does the black pipe meet the roof? Or does it stop inside the ceiling box?
Ron Gambrel black stove pipe should never pass through a 2X4 wall or ceiling. The support box is installed 6” below the ceiling giving your clearance to combustibles.
An air space is better! Also it will depend on what the clearence is for your Wood Stove to a combustable wall?
Hand it over to a Certified Installer and get him to sign off on same when complete... that way when you sell you home there are no Issues as everything has been done to Code...
No certified code inspector would ever sign off on this install unless he is desperate for some crack because of the stove to wall clearance, no thermal barrier between the back of the stove and the drywall, the stove gets hotter and then the drywall then your calling your insurance company from the hotel your staying at after the fire.
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Thank you ❤
what kind of silicone did you use around the storm collar?
What does an install like that cost? and the fire place cost? looks nice. Who would I check with for codes on this? Thanks
$4000, call city planning, follow manufacturers instructions, also your insurance has instructions too.
Hey, could you tell me what was the fitting that you used to convert from single wall interior pipe to double wall.
Thanks
Ivan Andonov the fitting is part of the black box
No insulation sheild ? Box to the roof .
did you spray paint the stove and the pipe or ? thanks
Single-wall pipe cannot be installed that close to unprotected walls or ceilings, under NFPA 211 and equivalent fire codes, not to mention the TempGuard installation manual. He said it was 24 inches to center of the 6-inch pipe, meaning the "elbow" offset could be no more than 4 inches, without bringing it too close to the combustible walls. In other words, you cannot safely install the edge of the ceiling box less than 15 inches from the nearest wall, if you're using single-wall connector pipe.
If I were inspecting this, I would red-tag it, making it completely illegal to put a fire in that stove until the chimney connector pipe is replaced with double-wall pipe or properly ventilated wall and ceiling protectors are installed (i.e., 9 inches beyond the edge of the box and down both walls at least to the point where the pipe is 18 inches away.
UpnorthHere yeah he definitely needs heat resistant wall panels
Spread creek Jr lol
what kind of screws did you use on top pipe
What company makes the chimney flashing boot?
If you are looking for a chimney flashing or fireplace pipe flashing, you need to know the outer diameter of your pipe. Is it gas venting or wood chimney pipe? The brand is helpful but not usually required for a flashing. Roof flashing are pretty universal and work with most brands. You will need to know the pitch of your roof as well. Is it a 0/12 to 6/12 pitch or 7/12 to 12/12 pitch. If you don't know, can you easily walk on your roof. If not, it is usually the steeper pitch. There are several companies that will sell the flashings. You can go to a local fireplace retailer. Sometimes your local hardware store will carry them. You can also usually purchase them online or at roof supply store. Our local dealer, www.maplemtnfireplace.com sells them and I sure they would be willing to ship to you.
There might have been some code violations in this video. But, the comments are filled with misinformation too. If you are going to attempt a DIY wood stove installation make sure to review the building and fire code, and folllow the manufacturer's UL listed instructions. Also, have functioning smoke/carbon monoxcide detectors, fire extinguisher, and a minimum of an annual chimney sweep and pipe inspection. These installs and maintainence have no acceptable margin for error.
Didn't show us how to cut the hole...half the job.
He drilled a hole and used a saw... pretty self explanatory
Thank you
You're welcome
What do you guys charge for an install like this one?
How long was the installation? Good video.
He's not responding to the comments because he died in the fire two hours later.
Is this video from Ontario?
No this video on stove installation is in Utah
is the 45° angle for reduce the airflow?
I think it's because he was trying to stay away from the ceiling joists. It's preferred that it's a straight run all the way up to prevent creosote from hanging up. I'm getting ready to lay mine out and I'm starting with locating the joists so I don't have to add any offsets. Hopefully.
I believe you showed the slip connector upside down
Very helpful
Where did you buy your parts?
How much would this cost if I wanted to hire someone
Sweet
do u need building permit to put a fire place or wood stove?
You need a mechanical permit pull by a licensed mechanical contractor who is actually doing the work.
al maldini you don't need a building permit for anything, it's a scam to pay them for nothing and to add it to your property value for higher taxes, so if you want to be one of the steeple go ahead and get one.
Wow! Yeah you need a permit. Installations of heating appliances have to be inspected and ins. companies will require it. Don't listen to this moron.
@@aux1z11 🐑
How much $ is an install like this setup?
where your 5 point harness your required to wear. while on a roof with in 4 foot of the roof edge. and where were the safety lines as well. that a bigg osha nono.
Fuck all that panty waste osha bs...if you feel it nec.to be tethered,you got no biz up on the roof.get the fuck down and let a real man handle it..
Silicone? Is it safe? Will not melt?
Yes silicone is safe to apply around the storm collar on class A chimney
What was your total cost?
DL insulated class A pipe has a 2 inch clearance to any combustibles they didn't finish the video for any of you to see the finish project
attic insulation shield?????????
Exactly! Good call Jon! There is nothing stopping that insulation or other attic debris we can see from coming into contact with the chimney pipe above the ceiling support box. Sorry to be commenting so long after this was posted, but I'm currently trying to install a wood burning stove on my own and need how-to videos and advise that meets or exceeds code. Yikes!
“The timber wolf 2200 with legs complete installation chimney pipe stove stove pipe and ready to burn”
Thats right! Trump 2020!!!
Attic insulation shield!!!!!!
Dave F your right however in Utah retrofit doesn’t require one... Also with fiberglass batts they are not going anywhere
No roof brace kit ?
Weezly707 code is more than 6’ High requires a roof brace... This job is up to Code as per Utah thanks for your comment
@@mrEnergy511 its 5' here in California that's why I ask, looks good
Weezly707 I left California in 05 GET OUT WHILE YOU STILL CAN !!! Haha 😆
@@mrEnergy511 I'm thinking about, everything's onfire every year around here, hey I was gonna make a fireplace installation channel like best dam roofers channel, showing the real side of gas fireplace and woodstove installations, lol
Cool 😎
That black caulking you put on the flange did zero good. Especially after sliding it under the shingles.
36" from unprotected wall.
Bill Marshall every wood stove has different clearance requirements. Follow the directions from the manufacturer please!
Haha
Know anyone in MA/ RI to install one for me ?
Cost?