This "Tristack" chimney system is from the White Metal company. It is triple wall air insulated chimney pipe tested to either 1700 degrees or 2100 degrees "HT" standards and both are available here.
Other Options include:
Attic Insulation Shield
Pipe Shields
Elbows for stovepipe or
Elbows for chimney system
CREATE YOUR OWN CUSTOM SYSTEM BY SELECTING THE OPTIONS YOU NEED AT THE BOTTOM OF THE PAGE!
Basic Single Wall Interior Stove Pipe Options can be added below, or CLICK HERE
Close Clearance Double Wall Interior Stovepipe is AVAILABLE HERE
Our Complete Basic 6" Wood Stove Chimney System PRICE INCLUDES:
1 - 6" Stainless Cap w/Spark Arrestor 6WCA
1 - 6" Flashing Flat to 6/12 Pitch 4" Skirt 6WF
1 - 6" Storm Collar 6WSC
1 - 6" Ceiling Support box 6WCS - for flat finished ceiling - choose 11 inch box for unfinished or sloped ceilings
2 - 6" x 36" Chimney Pipe Section 6W36
Chimney Installation Specifications and Tips:
This chimney pipe is 9 inch outside diameter and requires 2 inch of clearance to any combustible materials. It must rise thru the roof to a height that is 2 feet taller than the nearest surface within 10 feet horizontally, which is usually the ridge. The chimney is also required to extend at least 3 feet from the roofline. If the chimney extends over 4 feet from the roof surface then support bars are required to stabilize it. half inch thin walled conduit from a electrical or hardware store is often used. The chimney sits in a support box that is 14 inches square and attaches to the ceiling framing on all four sides by 3 screws or nails each. The 6WCS support box included here has a trim attached to it and is designed for a finished level ceiling. If your ceiling has a slope or is unfinished then you need to order an 11 inches deep or deeper support box to hang into the room far enough for the connection to the interior stovepipe to be far enough away from the ceiling for safe clearances. Single wall stovepipe requires 18 inches clearance to combustibles and double wall pipe or single wall with pipe shields require 6 inch clearance.
The standard pipe listed here is tested to 1700 degrees which was the only standard for class A chimneys up until the 2100 “HT” testing standard was established. We have "HT" pipe listed on many product pages as an option or available upon request. Review your needs with your local building inspector or stove manufacturer to determine which pipe suits your needs
Here are the primary considerations in potential variations from our standard system listed here:
- Your pipe size (6 inch or 8 inch ID)
- Single wall stove pipe or double wall stove pipe interior (check your stove clearances to decide)
- Height from stove top to ceiling support box
- Ceiling pitch-slope
- Roof pitch
- Height from ceiling support box bottom to the top of the pipe. The pipe must extend 2 feet over nearest ridge or surface within 10 feet horizontally.
- Zip code for shipping costs
Wood Stove Chimney Installation Sequence Guide - HERE
Wood Stove Safety and Maintenance Tips - HERE
Installing the DVL Close Clearance Connector Guide - HERE
6 inch Close Clearance Adapter found HERE
This product was added to our catalog on Friday 23 March, 2007.
