As someone who has never done anything like this before & has no clue how to make it up to code without burning my house down, I GREATLY appreciated this video!! My brain felt like mush, & my anxiety was through the freaking roof trying to figure all this out by myself! I live too far for a professional to come do it for me, & I feel like there isn't enough detailed information from these manufacturing companies to really give you the reassurance you need when you're doing it on your own! Your literal step by step video made a MASSIVE world of a difference for me! I can't thank you enough!! 🙏🙏🙏
@@ChanelleDeVore well I really appreciate your comment. I have to tell you that I truly understand exactly where you’re coming from. I felt the exact same way before I started this project and almost all the way through it. Lol. I couldn’t find anything that laid it out like you and I both needed it done. looking back at it now. I certainly could’ve done better but did my best to provide you guys with all of the information that you might need to at least start from. I will say this, by the end of the project it was absolutely satisfying! There’s nothing like tackling something that is bigger than you’ve done and seeing it through. All the best to you and yours and a very merry Christmas!
Thank you for posting this video. I must admit, I've done a lot of research for our wood stove installation. I ordered from numerous online stores to get all of the double wall pipes and thru the wall kit. I ordered the 6DVL-ADT chimney adapter as well. I went with the telescoping pipe for the interior double walled pipe. Again, many thanks for the video. Lol, in your comment section, a gentleman commented that females are incapable of such tasks. I researched, ordered all the parts, and will be helping my husband install our stove. I even researched and ordered the stove. I hope you and your wife enjoy your off grid home. Many blessings to you both!
Many blessings to you and your husband too. Any man who really knows women understands that they have strengths that we men can’t match. God knew what He was doing when He made y’all girls! I am happy the video was helpful. Thanks for watching!
@TheLovelyPlace Thank you so much for your kind words. I could tell you did a lot of research as well. I have probably watched every RUclips video out there about thru the wall installation. Each time, at the end, I was discouraged and sickened that the people installing the wood stove had to cut thru their roof soffit or roof overhang. We only have a small 20×10 amish made cabin at our farm. We live across the street from our farm, but we just wanted to be able to have a small cabin on that side of the road. I have made this my mission to be our off grid safe place. Thanks a bunch!
Thanks for this comprehensive video. I am going to be installing a wood stove in my metal pole barn that I am converting into a living space this week. Tnis video answered so many questions I had. Props for doing the proper J channeling on the outside. Ive seen many videos where people really get lazy on that and put down crazy amounts of silicone which is crazy! Thanks!
Thank you so much for this video. I've been racking my brain and searching high and low on the internet to get questions answered and you covered pretty much all of them! Specifically the DVL to Dura Plus connection! I couldn't find a clear answer to that anywhere!
@@jefffilloon4766 cool man! I wish y’all all the best. Please keep me posted. It’s a nice stove, I think lol. Still haven’t made my first fire in it. But soon!
Hello, Great Video! I enjoyed watching and learning. According to my manual, "The Joints of any and all connections for any ventilation systems (combustion exhaust and optional inlet air duct) MUST BE SEALED WITH HIGH TEMPERATURE SILICONE" What are your thoughts on this? I didn't see you use silicone on the pipe joints, but I did notice you mentioned using silicone on the "Through the wall kit". Can anyone shed some light on this? Much appreciated. Thanks
oh and btw, the smoke was caused by the oscillating tool running too fast, there are certain speeds recommended for certain materials and blades :). slow and steady keeps the temp down.
Yup real good job recording, the only thing I didn’t really like was that you had to retrofit the chimney cap. The manufacturer needs to do more work there.👍🏽
Hi, I enjoy your video on through the wall chimney exhaust. When you had the tee through the outside hole, it called for 8 penny nails. Did you follow that instruction and how to keep them position is confusing. Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks
I do recall the 8 penny nail instruction but I can't remember how I handled that. I wish I could tell ya but I'm not sure where that was in the process exactly. I feel like that was mentioned to keep it in place while you work. If it is what I think, I may have used smaller bolts there. Sorry, just don't know for sure. I wish you the best of luck! It is a job, that's for sure!
My kit, (super vent) did not have the section of pipe to go through the wall/thimble. We were sitting here thinking wtf, no way the single wall pipe is to somehow free float in there and attach to the T. We did come to the conclusion that we are Missing the through the wall, double walled pipe. What kind of stupid "through the wall" kit does not come with the darn "through the wall" pipe? The one I bought I guess. Argh. Feel like I bit off a tad more than I can chew on this one. But I need wood heat in my off grid place. Hate propane. Wet and weak heat. Come home to a cold place due to not wanting to run the propane heater while not home. Your video is very helpful. The kit I bought should be called a "thimble kit" if they did not want to include the darn "through the wall" pipe. A 9" section of it at least. 4k including the $600 lil stove. I expected everything to be there.
Can I ask why you didn't go straight up through the roof? Easier to clean and you don't need this odd cleanout box on the outside wall? Just curious is all before I install mine. Thanks for the vid!
Adding two 90 degree elbow and most your chimney will be outside is already a tough application for draft. That damper in your connector pipe will make it harder… I hope you’re burning fir that’s under 15% moisture
Hi ! I having questions I’m installing the same thing and I’m noticing I have space between my dura tech pipe and thimble in side and out side like almost quarter of inch , how a can seal that ?
@@vladkuchma196 I am trying to remember and picture this. Don’t hold me to it and do some research but I believe I first purchased some steel rivits and I riveted that area and then I used an RTV sealant. It is high temperature. But I’m not sure if we’re talking about the same area. Feel free to send me more info.
I bought a stove on impulse many years ago and now I'm looking to actually install it, but upon inspection the diameter of my pipes are 5 inches. I can't find a 5 inch pass thru wall kit. What on Earth am I missing here?
@TheLovelyPlace I bought a tent stove 😩. Thankfully I didn't go full dummy and I bought the biggest one available that's still actually usable and I found that there isn't a kit for it but there are options to either buy each piece individually or use a 5" to 6" increaser at the stove's inlet, but there's some junk about possible cooling down when the heat suddenly transfers into a larger cavity that could be a potential problem since 5" diameters struggle with proper air current draws from the outside, a way to get around this is to hyperextend a super expensive double walled 8' chimney pipe straight up, the taller on smaller diameters the better. (In case anyone stumbles on this very specific problem in the future, if you bought a tent stove by mistake depending on how much you spent it may be cheaper to buy a standard 6" than to spend $2000 on the accessories you'll need to install it) Thanks for the calvary call BTW✋I learned that I challenged myself awhile ago as I unnecessarily tend to do.
No need for a damper "on the pipe" for a wood stove. It's used much more on a coal stove. The wood stove has an air "open and close." There's no point to the damper on the pipe.
Maybe you should do a video for people that don't have a couple Thousand dollars to spend on a stove install ! For that price you could have hired it out . 😕
I will give you some good advise ! You have obviously never seen the damage a cut off wheel can cause to the face . I use these for so many projects . I call them the wheel of death ! keep your face out of the path of the spinning blade , if it breaks and comes apart its gonna slice your face, I've seen it . put your face off to the side .
@catman19 Sweetie, I not only have a Comp Sci engineering degree, but I am in the last stages of building my own house. Too many women have been trained in childhood to think they are helpless. (Too many men, too.) If you can throw off that programming, you can pretty much do anything, regardless of what gonads you carry. Edit: by building, I actually do mean with my own hands.
@regwatson2017 I know. And it is so sad. People, in general, are babies. Whatever happened to that pioneering spirit? Our ancestors were total superheroes.
Nice to see such a genuine presentation. My hats off to you sir😊
As someone who has never done anything like this before & has no clue how to make it up to code without burning my house down, I GREATLY appreciated this video!!
My brain felt like mush, & my anxiety was through the freaking roof trying to figure all this out by myself!
I live too far for a professional to come do it for me, & I feel like there isn't enough detailed information from these manufacturing companies to really give you the reassurance you need when you're doing it on your own!
Your literal step by step video made a MASSIVE world of a difference for me!
I can't thank you enough!! 🙏🙏🙏
@@ChanelleDeVore well I really appreciate your comment. I have to tell you that I truly understand exactly where you’re coming from. I felt the exact same way before I started this project and almost all the way through it. Lol. I couldn’t find anything that laid it out like you and I both needed it done. looking back at it now. I certainly could’ve done better but did my best to provide you guys with all of the information that you might need to at least start from. I will say this, by the end of the project it was absolutely satisfying! There’s nothing like tackling something that is bigger than you’ve done and seeing it through. All the best to you and yours and a very merry Christmas!
Awesome video Sean! Thank you for sharing! Perseverance pays off my friend!
Thank you for posting this video. I must admit, I've done a lot of research for our wood stove installation. I ordered from numerous online stores to get all of the double wall pipes and thru the wall kit. I ordered the 6DVL-ADT chimney adapter as well. I went with the telescoping pipe for the interior double walled pipe. Again, many thanks for the video. Lol, in your comment section, a gentleman commented that females are incapable of such tasks. I researched, ordered all the parts, and will be helping my husband install our stove. I even researched and ordered the stove. I hope you and your wife enjoy your off grid home. Many blessings to you both!
Many blessings to you and your husband too. Any man who really knows women understands that they have strengths that we men can’t match. God knew what He was doing when He made y’all girls! I am happy the video was helpful. Thanks for watching!
@TheLovelyPlace Thank you so much for your kind words. I could tell you did a lot of research as well. I have probably watched every RUclips video out there about thru the wall installation. Each time, at the end, I was discouraged and sickened that the people installing the wood stove had to cut thru their roof soffit or roof overhang. We only have a small 20×10 amish made cabin at our farm. We live across the street from our farm, but we just wanted to be able to have a small cabin on that side of the road. I have made this my mission to be our off grid safe place. Thanks a bunch!
Thanks for this comprehensive video. I am going to be installing a wood stove in my metal pole barn that I am converting into a living space this week. Tnis video answered so many questions I had. Props for doing the proper J channeling on the outside. Ive seen many videos where people really get lazy on that and put down crazy amounts of silicone which is crazy!
Thanks!
@@justinb9223 thanks! Good luck on yours. Happy to have helped.
After watching several videos I have no idea why anyone buys Duravent products. You did a great job creating this video. Thank you.
Great work! This is by far the best explanation video on RUclips. Definitely the most comprehensive. Thanks for posting. You’re a great teacher.
@@JesusMCruz-ri7wb I just saw your comment. I really appreciate that!
Thank you so much for this video. I've been racking my brain and searching high and low on the internet to get questions answered and you covered pretty much all of them! Specifically the DVL to Dura Plus connection! I couldn't find a clear answer to that anywhere!
@@wahoo189 so happy my video helped you! I was in the same boat. Please share the video so more folks can see it. All the best with your project.
My girlfriend is ocd and appreciated that you made it perfectly round and the bracket was centered from the front of the building. Lol
@@jefffilloon4766 lol. I can relate with her. It was all for folks like us! 🤣
Just found your channel, my girlfriend and i are starting a new journey in New York. We bought that same stove
@@jefffilloon4766 cool man! I wish y’all all the best. Please keep me posted. It’s a nice stove, I think lol. Still haven’t made my first fire in it. But soon!
bro is doing his part to support us youtube contractors lol, great video thanks
It's like plumbing, many trips to the hardware store!
Hello, Great Video! I enjoyed watching and learning.
According to my manual, "The Joints of any and all connections for any ventilation systems (combustion exhaust and optional inlet air duct) MUST BE SEALED WITH HIGH TEMPERATURE SILICONE" What are your thoughts on this? I didn't see you use silicone on the pipe joints, but I did notice you mentioned using silicone on the "Through the wall kit". Can anyone shed some light on this? Much appreciated. Thanks
Good video, Im sure it will help me soon.
@@anthonyconti9755 NICE!👍
Thank you!
excellent job and recording!
@@nickswords7681 thanks!
Thanks so much, doing an install on my own tiny cabin and this is very helpful!
@@JacobLehman-ov4eu i’m so happy this helped you, bud
oh and btw, the smoke was caused by the oscillating tool running too fast, there are certain speeds recommended for certain materials and blades :). slow and steady keeps the temp down.
Yup real good job recording, the only thing I didn’t really like was that you had to retrofit the chimney cap. The manufacturer needs to do more work there.👍🏽
@@chrisnielsen3562 thank you and I agree.
My wood stove pipe is inside ceiling..many problems.i decided to move y stove so I can put all my pipe outside
Wish I had this when I installed mine 2 months prior haha
Hi,
I enjoy your video on through the wall chimney exhaust. When you had the tee through the outside hole, it called for 8 penny nails. Did you follow that instruction and how to keep them position is confusing. Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks
I do recall the 8 penny nail instruction but I can't remember how I handled that. I wish I could tell ya but I'm not sure where that was in the process exactly. I feel like that was mentioned to keep it in place while you work. If it is what I think, I may have used smaller bolts there. Sorry, just don't know for sure. I wish you the best of luck! It is a job, that's for sure!
I have to use these type of pipe outside for stove.not regular black stove pipe all the way,???
I'm looking at all videos
My kit, (super vent) did not have the section of pipe to go through the wall/thimble. We were sitting here thinking wtf, no way the single wall pipe is to somehow free float in there and attach to the T. We did come to the conclusion that we are Missing the through the wall, double walled pipe. What kind of stupid "through the wall" kit does not come with the darn "through the wall" pipe? The one I bought I guess. Argh. Feel like I bit off a tad more than I can chew on this one. But I need wood heat in my off grid place. Hate propane. Wet and weak heat. Come home to a cold place due to not wanting to run the propane heater while not home. Your video is very helpful. The kit I bought should be called a "thimble kit" if they did not want to include the darn "through the wall" pipe. A 9" section of it at least. 4k including the $600 lil stove. I expected everything to be there.
Can I ask why you didn't go straight up through the roof? Easier to clean and you don't need this odd cleanout box on the outside wall? Just curious is all before I install mine. Thanks for the vid!
Hey, I have a loft above the stove that I could not go through. The ceiling is probably a better plan. Thank you!!!
Heights could be issue, easier for woman to clean out box.
Can you do the same thing for a pellet stove?
Great work down to the screws
Adding two 90 degree elbow and most your chimney will be outside is already a tough application for draft. That damper in your connector pipe will make it harder… I hope you’re burning fir that’s under 15% moisture
Looks good. What size screws did u use to attach the tee wall support with
16"
Hi ! I having questions I’m installing the same thing and I’m noticing I have space between my dura tech pipe and thimble in side and out side like almost quarter of inch , how a can seal that ?
@@vladkuchma196 I am trying to remember and picture this. Don’t hold me to it and do some research but I believe I first purchased some steel rivits and I riveted that area and then I used an RTV sealant. It is high temperature. But I’m not sure if we’re talking about the same area. Feel free to send me more info.
THANK YOU! Grateful to YAHWEH GOD for your help. GOD Bless you and yours❤😮🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏾🖕🏽🙌🏾😇
@@fckinsey1 I’m so happy it helped you! God is good!
Is there any kind of issue having a woodstove so close to window glass?
I bought a stove on impulse many years ago and now I'm looking to actually install it, but upon inspection the diameter of my pipes are 5 inches. I can't find a 5 inch pass thru wall kit. What on Earth am I missing here?
I wish I could tell you. Anyone out there who can help please chime in.
@TheLovelyPlace I bought a tent stove 😩.
Thankfully I didn't go full dummy and I bought the biggest one available that's still actually usable and I found that there isn't a kit for it but there are options to either buy each piece individually or use a 5" to 6" increaser at the stove's inlet, but there's some junk about possible cooling down when the heat suddenly transfers into a larger cavity that could be a potential problem since 5" diameters struggle with proper air current draws from the outside, a way to get around this is to hyperextend a super expensive double walled 8' chimney pipe straight up, the taller on smaller diameters the better. (In case anyone stumbles on this very specific problem in the future, if you bought a tent stove by mistake depending on how much you spent it may be cheaper to buy a standard 6" than to spend $2000 on the accessories you'll need to install it) Thanks for the calvary call BTW✋I learned that I challenged myself awhile ago as I unnecessarily tend to do.
A air tight stove does not need or want a damper
Part number for 30 degree angle plz
I don’t remember th part number but think I show it on the previous video in the series. It may be the next video. It is definitely in one of them.
TheMuddyAcresHomestead
Just turn the top of that 30 degree piece to line up straight
No need for a damper "on the pipe" for a wood stove. It's used much more on a coal stove. The wood stove has an air "open and close." There's no point to the damper on the pipe.
😊
Maybe you should do a video for people that don't have a couple Thousand dollars to spend on a stove install ! For that price you could have hired it out . 😕
When your checking for straight up and down vertical its plumb not level
I will give you some good advise ! You have obviously never seen the damage a cut off wheel can cause to the face . I use these for so many projects . I call them the wheel of death ! keep your face out of the path of the spinning blade , if it breaks and comes apart its gonna slice your face, I've seen it . put your face off to the side .
@@icehole84 great advice
😊
THE HIGHER YOU MOUNT THE STOVE THE LESS HEAT YOULL GET FOR HEATING BECAUSE HEAT RISES...JUST SAYING...
I absolutely agree but that little stove is going to bake us in that tiny place. Thanks for watching! Merry Christmas!
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MPLA MPLA. MPLA......................................................MPLA
I am wonderihg who have the time to watch 3 hours video
@@nikoskontos8807 lol, I get it.
Anyone notice you never see a woman making RUclips videos like this ?
Beyond their mental ability
@catman19 Sweetie, I not only have a Comp Sci engineering degree, but I am in the last stages of building my own house. Too many women have been trained in childhood to think they are helpless. (Too many men, too.) If you can throw off that programming, you can pretty much do anything, regardless of what gonads you carry.
Edit: by building, I actually do mean with my own hands.
@@hydeparkacademy7107 Haha....good on you but what I said is still 99.999% true.
@regwatson2017 I know. And it is so sad. People, in general, are babies. Whatever happened to that pioneering spirit? Our ancestors were total superheroes.
I just posted a comment on this video. You might want to read it.
Just will not sit through more adds than content
I'm sending my through the wall dura kit back.....they need to make them longer to go past the eve.Major pain to deal with..