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DuraBlack Stove Pipe 6in. Diameter Stovepipe Kit
DuraBlack single-wall stovepipe completes the venting system when used with one of Duravent's chimney products, such as DuraTech, DuraPlus, or DuraPlus HTC. For an economical, drip-free, single-wall stovepipe, DuraBlack is an excellent choice. Built to Duravent's high standards, DuraBlack is constructed with die-formed end fittings. Adjustable lengths eliminate the need for cutting and crimping.
DuraBlack Stove Pipe 6in. Diameter Stovepipe Kit
Pipe Diameter (in.) | 6 | Product Length (in.) | 6 in |
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Product Width (in.) | 6 in |
Accessory Type | Pipe | Features | Non-adjustable |
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Gauge | 24 | Material | Galvanized Steel |
Orientation | Horizontal, Vertical | Pack Size | 1 |
Pipe Type | Section | Returnable | 90-Day |
Wall Construction | Single Headed |
Manufacturer Warranty | Limited Lifetime |
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We do not suggest using wire or screws to secure your gauge to the stovepipe. This does not make sense, since a magnet will hold to any & all of the stovepipes we offer. Please contact our Technical Support line at 800-433-6341 for additional assistance.
It doesn't make sense, the AI is correct in that the standard DuraBlack Stovepipe is made of steel and is magnetic. The optional stainless steel version might be slightly less magnetic than the standard steel version, but both should be magnetic. The thin zinc coating and paint layer shouldn't be enough to cause issues, so the magnet should still stick to the pipe. There should be no reason the magnet won't stick to the pipe.
You can't reduce a 6" stove outlet collar down to a 3" pipe. That is a reduction from 28 square inches of cross-sectional area down to 7 square inches of cross-sectional area. That means reducing the space for flue gases by 75% - so you'd only have enough room inside the 3" pipe for 25% of your flue gases. Reducing the outlet collar even one size is rarely if ever done & this would be 3 sizes.
You want the piece of pipe connecting to the stove's outlet collar to slide inside, not over the outside. With natural draft, there's no positive pressure, nothing pushing the flue gases/smoke out. Hot air rises, so the smoke leaves by way of natural draft. Instead, you want to ensure there is no way condensation and creosote can get out. Putting the 1st piece of stovepipe (& every piece after that), so it goes inside the collar below, keeps the condensation and creosote inside.
The single wall DuraBlack Stovepipe gets secured with screws. After 2 pieces are connected and the pipe seam is facing the wall, use 3 sheet metal screws, equally space around each joint. You can drill three 1/8" holes around each joint, then screw in the sheet metal screws. You can connect multiple pipe lengths to achieve longer lengths. We also offer a telescoping length that adjusts from 44" - 68" and slip connectors for adjustability.
The DuraBlack stove pipe is approved for use as connector pipe only. It could be used to connect your oil burning appliance to your Class A Chimney, but it can't serve as the chimney itself. Because of some of the components within fuel oil, it is wiser to use stainless steel stove pipe. The double wall Duravent DVL has a stainless steel inner liner, which would give much better product life. Plus the double wall pipe would help keep the flue gases warmer, and the draft stronger.
The inlet end of the 6" DuraBlack Stovepipe is 5-15/16". You want this to slide to the inside of your outlet collar, so creosote and condensation stays inside. If the inlet end of the adapter isn't quite small enough, you can use crimpers to reduce the size.
For several years now, the DuraBlack Elbows have been made to be adjustable.
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