Single Wall Stove Pipes

What single wall stove pipe does

The pipe inside the room gives off heat, but needs 18 inches of clearance to combustibles, including walls and furniture. It suits spacious, straight-up runs. For tighter spaces, consider double wall stove pipe.

Which piece does what?

Allow an inch and a quarter of overlap at each straight pipe joint. The telescoping length adjusts from 44 to 68 inches. The stovepipe kit suits a typical 8 foot ceiling. Elbows turn the run; a stove pipe adapter fits the outlet. A damper section adds a damper near the stove. Use a tee with clean-out for a rear outlet, not a 90 degree elbow. Slip connectors and snap-lock adapters join the chimney connection. Explore the DuraBlack parts.

Black or stainless, and which size?

Choose black stove pipe for the standard finish or stainless steel stove pipe for a bare-metal look. Sizes span 5 to 10 inch; match your outlet. Most stoves use 6 inch stove pipe. Build-your-own kits come in black and stainless.

Where the pipe ends and the chimney begins

Connector pipe stops at the ceiling support box, never passing through a ceiling, attic or wall. Insulated class A chimney pipe takes over. Compare triple wall chimney kits or stove-to-roof kit options.

Why buy from My Cozy Outdoors?

We are an authorized DuraVent dealer, so the manufacturer warranty applies. Browse wood stoves or our complete stove and chimney pipe range. Have a wood burning stove pipe question? Call us and we will talk it through.

FAQ

How far does single wall stove pipe need to be from the wall?

Keep 18 inches from combustible walls, framing, furniture and mantels. Reduce that only with a proper heat shield fitted as the stove manual and local code allow. Double wall can bring clearance down to 6 inches; check the manual for your setup.

Should I use single or double wall stove pipe?

Choose single wall with 18 inches around the pipe if you want extra room heat. Choose double wall near walls, mantels or beams, or to keep smoke hotter for stronger draft and a cleaner chimney. Follow the stove manual’s clearances.

Which end of the stove pipe goes down?

The crimped, narrower end points down toward the stove. That lets condensation run back into the stove instead of leaking from a joint. These single wall stove pipe pieces are built drip free, with elbows that also direct creosote back toward the stove.

Is single wall stove pipe fine on a tall run?

Long single wall stove pipe runs cool smoke, increasing creosote and sweeping needs. Experienced burners favor double wall above about 8 feet to preserve draft. A damper handles excessive draft. Check the stove manual, local code and your insurer before choosing.