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Transition Components

Choose Your Stove Pipe Diameter

Stove Pipe is used from the top of the wood stove or freestanding fireplace to the bottom of the ceiling or wall where it will connect to class-A "high temp" chimney pipe or a masonry chimney. Follow manufacturer recommendations whenever applicable when installing a chimney system. Never use a chimney that is smaller in diameter than the flue size of the appliance it is being connected to. Never use stove pipe in place of a class-a chimney system. If you are unsure of which size stove pipe your installation requires, contact our chimney pipe and stove pipe experts today! Our chimney pipe professionals are standing by and ready to help!

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Wood Stove Pipe

Q: Should I buy single wall or double wall stove pipe?
A: It depends on your clearance to combustibles. Single wall black stove pipe needs to be at least 18" from combustibles, will radiate more heat than double wall black stove pipe (desirable in most cases), costs way less, and can be cut to length if needed. Double wall black stove pipe has a 6" clearance to walls and 8" clearance to ceilings. Clearances to combustibles can also be reduced with various items such as pipe heat shields. Mobile home installations require double wall black stove pipe for added safety.

Q: Can I go through my wall with single wall or double wall black stove pipe?
A: No, you must use factory built class A chimney pipe such as DuraTech or DuraPlus once you transition through a wall or ceiling.

Q: What is the biggest difference between brands of single wall black stove pipe?
A: Black stove pipe is available from NorthlineExpress in 3 brands of single wall and at least two brands of double wall pipe. Single wall black stove pipe is offered in three grades; Snap-Lock, DuraBlack, and HeatFab. Snap-Lock pipe is the least expensive but not necessarily the best choice. It snaps together hence its name, has thinner gauge metal than DuraBlack and doesn’t fit together as nicely as other brands of black stove pipe. DuraBlack is our most popular choice of black stove pipe as it is less expensive than HeatFab, is 24 gauge thick, fits together nicely with Dura-Vent chimney systems, and has a lot of fittings available. HeatFab is the thickest black pipe at 22 gauge, has many fittings, fits well together and is a good choice for those looking for the highest quality and longest lasting stove pipe.

Q: What is the difference between stove pipe and chimney pipe?
 A: Many confuse the terms. Stove pipe, also known as connector pipe, is usually painted black and is used in the interior of the home until you transition through a wall or ceiling. Class A chimney pipe, also known as "high temperature pipe" is used thereon. Stove pipe, black pipe, single wall pipe, connector pipe all refer to the same thing. Chimney pipe, class A pipe, triple-wall pipe, insulated pipe, high temp pipe all refer to class A chimney pipe. Double-wall pipe could be associated with either double-wall stove pipe like DVL (brand) or double-wall chimney pipe like DuraTech (brand).