Installing Stove Pipe Through Roof
You will be able to install a wood stove with chimney pipe after. Chimney Pipe Installation for Wood Stove Through a. Pipe must protrude through the roof a. DuraVent - Duraplus 6 in. Basic Stove Vent Kit - Includes everything except the pipe for a straight, vertical, through-the-roof stove-pipe installation. Nov 03, 2012 The roof flashing may be the hardest part to installing a chimney pipe for a wood burning stove. Nobody wants a leaky roof or the damage it could cause to.
I will be installing a woodstove chimney in my garage in August and was concerned with one part. When I cut the hole for the chimney and have to overlap the metal over the boot will I have to purchase another piece of metal being that the roof has one piece metal roofing from the bottom of the roof to the peak? I would like the project to look professional with no signs that a rookie installed it.
If I cut the metal roof that is in place know will it be to short to over lap at the chimney? Any suggestions are greatly appreciated. If you go to a local retailer for wood stoves he should be able to get you a metal based rubber boot that is made for stove pipe that is designed to be molded over each rib. It isn't cheap I don't remember the exact price, but $125.00 is stuck in my head. The one I used at camp was installed after the roof was done like the situation you describe.
I used a double backed rubber adhesive membrane between it and the roof then secured it with deck screws every three inches. I then sealed over the edges and the screw heads with that black plastic roof sealant. If I had my druthers I would have preferred to lap it from the top down over the flashing with the metal roofing like you suggested, but the roof was already completed before I installed the stove.
It has been nine years now with no leaks (knock on wood). I do take a look at the black plastic roof sealant once a year and re-apply if and where it is necessary. About Us Founded in 1999, Michigan-Sportsman.com started as a collection of links to Michigan related sites, and a series of manually edited blogs. It was a marriage of my passions for the outdoors and the internet. In late 1999, we started our first message board. It was one of Michigan's first social networks. Many off-site friendships have formed with others who share the same interests in the outdoors through the site.
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