What type of pipe is used for wood burning stoves?
Class A Chimney Pipe
Do I need double or triple-wall chimney pipe?
While a double-wall class A chimney pipe is adequate for most installations, wood stoves installed in mobile homes are required to use a triple-wall chimney pipe.
What do I need for wood stove pipe?
Single-wall stove pipe is used on standard wood stove installations. According to CBMQ.com, it should be at least 24-gauge sheet metal or thicker — the lower the gauge, the thicker the metal. Typical code requires that single-wall stove pipe maintain at least an 18-inch clearance from any combustible material.
Do I need a chimney liner for fireplace insert?
When installing a fireplace insert in your existing fireplace it is now required that you install a chimney liner system to vent the appliance. In addition to your installation being compliant with local code, there are many other benefits to installing a stainless steel chimney liner.
Who makes the best wood fireplace inserts?
Top 7 Wood Burning Fireplace Inserts Reviews and Buying Guide
- Napoleon S-Series.
- Regency Cascades (i1500)
- Stove Builder International CW2900.
- Vogelzang Deluxe Wood Burning Insert.
- Regency Alterra.
- Lopi Medium Flushwood.
- Drolet Escape 1500.
Do wood burning fireplace inserts need electricity?
Do Fireplace Inserts Need Electricity? Simple wood burning fireplace inserts and some gas log inserts may not require household electricity (110vac). However, if a blower (fan) is wanted then the fireplace insert would require a cord to be run to a nearby outlet in the room.
Will a gas fireplace stay on if the power goes out?
A gas fireplace with an intermittent pilot ignition (IPI) valve system will remain operational during a power outage. An IPI valve system is an energy-saving electronic system that utilizes an electrode to ignite your pilot gas. After being sparked by electricity, the pilot flame then lights your main burner gas.
How much does it cost to put in a fireplace?
Fireplace installation costs between $100 and $5,600 depending on the type. The cost to install a gas fireplace is $2,300 to $4,000, a traditional wood-burning fireplace runs $1,900 to $3,300, and an electric fireplace costs $100 to $2,200. Building a masonry fireplace costs $3,500 to $5,600.