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Installing A Wood Stove Chimney Through A Metal Roof
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- Опубликовано: 5 дек 2022
- Welcome! Today, with help from @CrazyQuady, we are finally getting the wood stove installed in our shop building! We used the Selkirk Supervent brand of chimney made for wood burning stoves.
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Finally a video where someone knows what the hell they're doing! Thanks!!!
Well thank you for the kind words, and thank you for watching!
I am just about finished with installing a wood cook stove in a building with a 5V tin roof. Your sliding the top half of the flashing under the existing roof was BRILLIANT.. Worked like a charm!!! THANKS
Glad that worked for you!
Pro tip never screw or nail through the peaks, only the flats! I noticed the whole roof has been fastened through the ridges lol
i use to have a barrel stove the best thing i ever did was get rid of it an got an modern epa stove.
THANKS MAN! After looking for the proper metal roof flashing, i gave up. had two metal roof companies try to sell me rubber high heat vents, I think these are designed more for hot exhaust or something not selkirk. anyway, your tricks work, especially cutting the left and right of each rib and forming it to them. Good enough for me, its not like its going to leak anyway!
Thank you for watching, and I'm glad you found it helpful!
@@amidwestfamily112thanks Again. Got chimney in yesterday and rained today no leaks. I haven't got my stove yet but with snow coming I had a Window to get the flue in. Do you heat with no insulation? My garage isn't insulated but it's got sheathing on roof and sheathing plus cedar siding and house wrap as well
This was a great video of how to properly install and finish off an exterior stove pipe through a metal roof. Thank you so much.
Why thank you, and thank you for watching!
Caulking the top layover edge will cause water to pool up . Should have left it open for water flow. I am currently doing my install and the stovepipe ended up right square on a layover seam. It is a 5 rib pattern roof so I will make a flashing piece with a 3’ wide piece of roofing and install it as a counter flashing…
Always daunting to cut a hole in your roof that does not leak…
50 years of overthinking everything…but no callbacks.
Thank you for the information, I will have to check it out and see if it is holding anything. Good luck with your project!
So glad you have finished your shop heater! Looks good! I've never seen anything like that. I live in Louisiana. We fight tha heat not tha cold. Hope your feeling better. Looking forward to your project , recipe or adventure.
I am super excited! Thank you for watching! I am feeling better thank you.
I like the way you did this boot.
Thank you, I didn't like the rubber boot idea and spent a number of hours looking for a better solution and this was what I came up with. Were about 1 year in and it has been bone dry !
We were looking forward to this after the Quady hitch welding teaser. Good job👍
I have been looking forward to it for many years! We are super excited haha!
Nice professional job well done
Thank you, and thank you for watching!
I appreciate your detail-oriented work and explanation. I was looking for ways to make the flashing work with my metal roof, and I like the idea of trimming it and forming it with a hammer. Thank you.
Thank you, I didn't like the idea of using a rubber boot. So far it has been leak free!
Good job. Thanks for the upload.
Thank you for watching!
Nice Job!
Thank you!
looks nice and warm
It was nice, and it warmed up nicely!
Looks like you all will be able to hang out in there when it’s really cold outside! Enjoy!
Hopefully!
I take a can of saw dust, soak it with diesel fuel or paint thinner, throw a handful on the wood in the stove and light. Best, cheapest, easiest fire stater.
Sounds like a solid idea that I will have to try, thank you!
Just finished. Mine in the rain I might add... 30 x 40 polebarn. Double lined pipe here is
129 bucks for 36 in pc...I went with the single wall pipe all the way up and out...
The double wall insulated pipe is expensive. I think it was about 90 dollars for a 36 in piece 6 in ID at a local big box store. Congrats on getting it installed!
Hmmm....seems entire roof was done incorrectly. The sheet metal screws should NOT be installed on the ridges but rather in the valleys. Tell me I a wrong...?
Nice job! 😀
Thank you!
Just want to say thanks for the vid. Is your roof 4/12 pitch?
Nice job, no need for one here in the Philippines (Bohol) maybe way north of Manila in mountains
Thank you, sounds like your in a warmer area!
was the metal roof flashing aluminum or galvanized steel
Too sweet! You did an awesome job! Totally blown away by this.
Thank you, I am happy on how it turned out and am excited to use it this winter!
Cutting that point of no return hole tomorrow in my metal roof. The flashing tucked under the existing tin is very clever. I couldn't tell how heavily you caulked on the down slope side under the flashing. Was it as heavy as the top side? Nice job and thanks for posting.
It wasn't that bad, sorry yes I went heavy on the caulk everywhere. But so far after several rains and snows we have not had any leaks! Thank you for watching!
@@amidwestfamily112how's it holding up? Bout to cut into mine tomorrow
@@personalprojectile havnt seen any signs of it leaking, so we're doing good!
Im wanting to put a woodburning stove in my building and i was wondering where u got the parts from
I got my chimney parts from a menards a big box store. I did find the parts on Amazon and put some links in the video description. Thank you for watching!
Thank you
I'm getting ready to install a wood stove in my shop. I'm curious what are the dimensions of yours as well as ceiling height? Seems like that stove warmed things up very quickly even with the lack of insulation. Thanks
The shop is 30x40 and 10ft to what I would call the ceiling, or to where the roof trusses are.
@@amidwestfamily112 Thanks for the info. My shop is only 26x30 with a 12ft ceiling. I used insulated panels for the ceiling but lack insulation in the walls. I'm looking forward to having the wood stove operational.
@@djcampbell9150 I am hoping to do something like that before the next winter season gets here.
Does the caulk need to be some sort of high temp rated or just water proof?
I used a high temperature silicone around the chimney pipe and the storm collar and flashing.
Any time I cut tin I but the blade on my skull saw and cut right threw it and a jig saw for all circles
Once I figured out how to get over the ridges it went well. If there was alot of cutting to do then a power saw would definitely be the way to go.
You can still get a ice dam below the chimney allowing water to build up below the flashing. A roof boot is cheaper and the correct product.
I keep an eye on it, and since the roof isn't insulated the snow melts around the chimney and surrounding area from the heat rising off the stove. But this could be a problem in the future for sure, thank you for watching!
Ours was similar to this 10yrs ago
No leaks , no ice damming
Got handful of friends with rubber boot that do have leaks
@@baseballdude8491 well that's good to hear, thank you for watching!
saved my bacon today.
Well I'm glad you found it helpful!
Looks a lot neater than those rubber boot deals they use. Any leaks so far?
I didn't like the rubber boot idea so I went with the flashing. No leaks or anything and looks way better in my opinion!
Where you get the big flashing
I purchased all of my pieces from a local big box store called Menards.
Looks good until it rains
It has rained many times, and has never leaked a drop👍
Hello Greg
Hello!
SAFETY Goggles please!!
I normally use them.....
I would just say, when you are drilling metal overhead, or anytime, wear safety glasses.
You are 100% correct, not sure why I didn't... thank you for watching!
OCD attention to detail equals a better install.
Hopefully that is true! Thank you for watching!
@@amidwestfamily112 I am same way. I see so much work done by others that leaves a lot to desire.
I was thinking, when you installed that beauty ring at pipe seem, I would have put the screw part on back side towards roof peak, so could not see from ground. And that sticker that wouldn't peel off flashing would piss me off too. I know it will weather away, in few years, but you know.... :) Cmon man!!
@@danphillips4590 I have been planning on going back up and cleaning the sticker off the flashing just because it does bug me.... I just haven't done it yet.
Your roof is screwed in wrong. The screws go through the flats. They never go through the ribs. It might seem like they should, but they don't. They should never go through the ribs with your flashing either.
Well that's a bummer... thank you for pointing that out!
First to comment 🥇
Thank you!
“Never done this before…” why you making a video about it…?
So someone who is looking at doing a project like this can see what mistakes I made and learn from them. They could also get an idea of another why to go about their project, that could make their's go hopefully better. Thank you for watching!
So someone (like me) can come up with a solution that I haven’t found yet, until watching this video!
Awesome job I'm waiting on my insulated pipe from the Amish shop ordered stainless steel
Thank you, the pipe I used is insulated double wall pipe. Good luck with your project!
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