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"Double wall Stove Pipe" and double wall insulated "Class A Chimney Pipe" are two different products that get confused in discussion sometimes. They are clearly not the same product. Really doubt your insurance company would have any qualms with "Class A insulated Chimney Pipe". Maybe ask them...

Sounds like they had an issue with creo buildup. Obviously. Tough to guess the circumstances entirely but wet fuel is top of the list of problems normally. Double wall connector pipe will help with that issue. In reality your stove actually does the heating. Sucking heat off your connector pipe...

450F STT 1050F Cat temp like to see what others are seeing out of curiosity. 22F outdoors 69F indoors

@ChrisR PM me. I can put you in touch with some Vapor-Fire users with lots of knowledge of all currently available furnaces.

Check your PM. Let me know if that gives you some direction.

chimney block off plate research this ^ Most report that it was well worth the effort. Some actually go as far as insulating the masonry walls/surface around the insert as well. Really reflect the heat out. I assume the Buck is utilizing a factory blower setup? A must have for insert heat...

@Sidecarflip Looking for any side work:cool: Design wise...... Like your train of thought! Very cool.

Small ceramic electric heater on low 24/7. Runs about $30 a month. When I decide to tackle a lengthy project I fire up the wall mount LP. I have a 250 gal tank to supply the LP. My insurance co. in NE Iowa said nooooo way to a woodstove in a garage.

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Make/model etc. Seems there was discussion on a particular model that I was going to order. I'd swear I sent a link to my wife. Lost track of the thread. May have been on a different site? Dunno. getting old......

Class A chimney just needs 2 inch CTC. No chase required. The freestanding stove is a bonus.

Good for you on doing your ZC research ahead of time. Not sure I'd get too excited until you acquire the new residence and have the existing gas setup appraised for potential ZC utilization by a chimney/installation professional. You may be in for some significant restructuring etc. Best of...

Have you been up top and checked your existing cap for blockage lately? It ends up being a regular issue for many that results in this problem. Almost have to get up top for a close look. Some have had this occur within a couple weeks. Usually happens if there is a spark arresting screen...

Have patience with this post ;) No guarantee answering the following questions will ensure success. However, it's tough to cipher anything without knowing all the details. Hopefully something pops up to someone. For your wife's wellbeing. What model is the stove? Is this a basement install by...

You do by all means have gutters on your home? I ripped off my old gutters in anticipation of re-roofing etc. Ended up delayed for 2 years. My basement turned into a swamp. Installed the new roof and gutters and whalla, Dry basement within weeks. Never been wet again. Just my story!

Uffda, that is waaay to much h20 for me. No wonder you drank hard:surprised3:

Any chance you have a thread on your experience with this somewhere? TLC 2000? I'd like to hear how it has worked out. New thread perhaps?

I wondered if you had used Menards. I order from them and have it dropped on my porch. Very efficient. Sounds like your Lowes connection worked great.

@kyle1! Do you have a link to this guardrail?

Very very wise move imo. I really like the Supervent product. Fill us in on where you bought the pipe etc. Curious.