Currently doing a through the wall chimney got the thimble installed working on extension for the T support. Have to say while watching the video the whole time I thought you were inside a Farm Supply Store cause of all the other stuff there but then at the end realized it was in your garage with the dogs all coming in. Caught me off guard I was thinking you were unboxing the kit right there inside of the Tractor Supply Company store.
I bought one, and was disappointed with the product, overpriced, not even close to complete, you only get enough pipe to barely get through the wall, Duravent doesn't seem to know that roofs have an overhang, or they are just too cheap to give you the extra foot you need to clear the overhang! So, once you are through the wall you will now have to fabricate everything to get far enough out to clear the overhang that every roof I have ever seen has, unless you want to butcher your roof. At around a hundred and fifty bucks for a two-foot piece you can plan on pushing a thousand bucks for your flu and a bunch of headaches, not to mention the dented-up product once removed from the box. Wish I had not purchased this product!
thanks for posting ! You make it sound easy :) question If you don't mind. - how much of the interior thimble / pipe needs to be inside the home? My manual says 3 inches, but I'm not sure if Duravent means the pipe going through the wall or the thimble itself?. I'm installing in a shipping container, so I'm adding 2x4 to the metal container walls outside my hole. (Shipping container walls are thin - and I am adding 2x4 to thicken it up)
Correct if I'm wrong but you have the 9 inch pipe going the wrong way. You want the exhaust to go out right? The sticker on my pipe would mean pipe would be turned around.
@@travispeterson5359 oh yeah, packed up, sold city house and moved to 8 acres in country with lake and creek. Total peace and quiet finally! Still rebuilding, taking awhile with prices and trying to relax too.
Didn't know this video was still getting views, been years since and already got it installed, but never made a video of that. Glad that it helped ya some.
Honestly, if you can go straight up through the roof, ya get better air flow and much easier to clean out. Built my cabin and installed a straight pipe on a new wood stove and it works way better
Perfect information.. Exactly what I wanted to know. Looking forward to the cabin install. Where did you buy this kit and what is a good price. Thanks again.
@@davidshaw8846 actually, finally just finished installing this kit and you only need to make the hole as big as the triple layer through pipe which is 10" diameter.
@@pawsomelabrastead9244 at 2:30 in the video you have the double wall piece. What is it called? I just ordered the wall thimble, but I’m realizing that piece probably doesn’t come with it (I didn’t get the kit, just the wall thimble). Is that correct?
@@davidshaw8846 the round piece of pipe? That's just an 8" piece of triple walled pipe, I had to buy a larger 12" for my walls cause they're much thicker.
Currently doing a through the wall chimney got the thimble installed working on extension for the T support. Have to say while watching the video the whole time I thought you were inside a Farm Supply Store cause of all the other stuff there but then at the end realized it was in your garage with the dogs all coming in. Caught me off guard I was thinking you were unboxing the kit right there inside of the Tractor Supply Company store.
Hah, and I've still never installed this kit. Been delayed building my cabin...
I bought one, and was disappointed with the product, overpriced, not even close to complete, you only get enough pipe to barely get through the wall, Duravent doesn't seem to know that roofs have an overhang, or they are just too cheap to give you the extra foot you need to clear the overhang! So, once you are through the wall you will now have to fabricate everything to get far enough out to clear the overhang that every roof I have ever seen has, unless you want to butcher your roof. At around a hundred and fifty bucks for a two-foot piece you can plan on pushing a thousand bucks for your flu and a bunch of headaches, not to mention the dented-up product once removed from the box.
Wish I had not purchased this product!
Just so you know, the 9" chimney piece goes through the thimble the opposite way.....
Correct.. have you done this tho? the black snaplock fits like crap onto the 9" peice any tips?
Hey you da man.....Appreciate the information as I needed.....I called the company for help and could not get through.
THANKS and have a BLESSED day !
Cool, thank you for your great info!
No one has that stuff in stock here so I couldn't put my hands on it to see how it fit together. I just used your hands as a perfect example. Thanks !
thanks for posting ! You make it sound easy :) question If you don't mind. - how much of the interior thimble / pipe needs to be inside the home? My manual says 3 inches, but I'm not sure if Duravent means the pipe going through the wall or the thimble itself?. I'm installing in a shipping container, so I'm adding 2x4 to the metal container walls outside my hole. (Shipping container walls are thin - and I am adding 2x4 to thicken it up)
Correct if I'm wrong but you have the 9 inch pipe going the wrong way. You want the exhaust to go out right? The sticker on my pipe would mean pipe would be turned around.
Yeah he has it backwards, there are going to be some frustrated people out there after watching this i think.....
Damn son... You got enough dogfood stashed for the pooches to survive armageddon :)
They've eaten 100x that since.
@@pawsomelabrastead9244 I feel you. My mastiff is a bottomless pit. And dogfood has been going up ever since Hiden took officw.
@@travispeterson5359 I have 10 Dogs now, but still only costs me about $150 month.
@@pawsomelabrastead9244 thats quite a big family. Do you have acreage?
@@travispeterson5359 oh yeah, packed up, sold city house and moved to 8 acres in country with lake and creek. Total peace and quiet finally!
Still rebuilding, taking awhile with prices and trying to relax too.
Thank you! Your video has been the best to explain each piece… others just assume you know how it all works
Didn't know this video was still getting views, been years since and already got it installed, but never made a video of that. Glad that it helped ya some.
Thanks for the info mate. i am looking at doing this
Honestly, if you can go straight up through the roof, ya get better air flow and much easier to clean out.
Built my cabin and installed a straight pipe on a new wood stove and it works way better
Unfortunately I have no choice the stove is going in a basement.@@pawsomelabrastead9244
Perfect information.. Exactly what I wanted to know. Looking forward to the cabin install. Where did you buy this kit and what is a good price. Thanks again.
At Northern Tool, was about $500 I think.
@@pawsomelabrastead9244 Thanks. Did you install it yet?
@@fishingwithvance havn't started building cabin yet
I need to extend the pipe coming out to clear a soffit .. do you think 36 inch piece is to far ?
depends how deep your overhang is, but probably best if you replace the whole piece in the wall with the 3' and not add onto a smaller pipe.
Was that all stainless?
Just the Triple lined pipes.
@@pawsomelabrastead9244 I am about to install a Sierra T2000 wood stove. I will be getting a kit
How big does the hole through the wall have to be for a 6 inch kit?
No idea, never installed this one yet, will be soon finally.
@@pawsomelabrastead9244 didn’t you say in the video? 14.25”?
@@davidshaw8846 actually, finally just finished installing this kit and you only need to make the hole as big as the triple layer through pipe which is 10" diameter.
@@pawsomelabrastead9244 at 2:30 in the video you have the double wall piece. What is it called? I just ordered the wall thimble, but I’m realizing that piece probably doesn’t come with it (I didn’t get the kit, just the wall thimble). Is that correct?
@@davidshaw8846 the round piece of pipe? That's just an 8" piece of triple walled pipe, I had to buy a larger 12" for my walls cause they're much thicker.
Has to be the worst video I've seen in a long time.