Need help with stove pipe installation

[blsnelling]

Now we know who wears the pants in your house...LOL

She does clean the house for us

 

[iowa]

If it was me.. I would project the horizontal out past the roof/gutterline No sense in making unnecessary roof penetrations. You going up by the gable end? Or is it a hip roof and you will be going past the gutter?
Post us up some photos of where you are planning on poking through the wall.

You can't do that! I wanted to do it, but the weight of 12-15' of double wall pipe is a bunch!! What would support it? You would have a pipe 2.5' in the middle of no where. It has to be braced against your house and the 90 deg bracket lag bolted to your studs for support.

 

[mickeyd]

The pipe vents straight out the basement wall, I had to lower the grade on the outside, so I can use the clean out. When I open the access cover on the underside of the pipe a lot of loose creosote falls out from the vertical pipe. I clean the horizontal pipe about every 5 weeks with a wire brush that I have modified with a garden hose. I use the brush on the horizontal pipe that goes thru the wall, I push and pull the brush back and forth from the outside until I think its clean then I vacuum the fallen creosote from the inside of the pipe from inside the stove, not sure how clean this gets the horizontal pipe but that’s the way I do it. I was thinking about putting a T pipe inside at the top 90° with a removable cover for easy cleanout but the salesman said that’s not recommend, ( not sure why ) I am open to any suggestions that might make it easer

with the stainless inner wall pipe do NOT use a wire brush ! there are special brushes just for that pipe

 

[DocDryden]

I use the wire brush with the garden hose to clean the horizontal pipe ( black pipe ) and a plastic brush to clean the vertical pipe.