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Install Exhaust Flue System

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Backup Emergency HEAT

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What happens here

Begin assembling the double-walled flue pipes inside the cabin. Connect the first section of the exhaust pipe to the stove, then extend it upwards. Once the interior pipe section is in place, position the exterior wall heat shield around the opening on the outside of the cabin. Secure the heat shield to the wall using screws and a drill. Insert the exterior exhaust pipe section through the heat shield and connect it to the interior pipe. Finally, attach the exterior cap to the end of the exhaust pipe.

Goal: Assemble and secure the pellet stove's exhaust piping through the wall.

Tools and materials

  • ComfortBilt Pellet Stove ComfortBilt — Connecting the exhaust pipe
  • Cordless Drill Milwaukee — Securing the heat shield
  • Double-Walled Flue Pipes — Forming the exhaust pipe run
  • Exterior Pipe Cap — Finishing and protecting the exterior exhaust pipe
  • Exterior Wall Heat Shield — Creating safe clearance where the exhaust pipe exits the wall
  • Screws — Securing the heat shield
  • Sealant — Sealing around the exterior heat shield

What they say

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that to start to get yeah so this is a comfort built pellet stove and the drawback to this stove is it does require electricity to run but if all systems fail propane goes out electricity goes out I have generators ready to go and that would continue to heat this home just enough to get me by in case of an emergency or a bind I'm a firm believer in always having a backup system available whether that's in your primary residence or if that's in a backup residence relying on one source of heat I feel is a complete downfall and setting yourself up for failure I always like to have multiple sources of heat but in in this case this house that we're in a wood burning stove just doesn't make sense because of the length of flu that I needed to to get above the roof line to make it efficient and draft properly with this pellet stove I don't need a long flu system to get it to drve properly and it'll provide enough heat and simplicity that I can go in plug it in hit a couple buttons and I've got instant heat in my home I'm actually really really pumped about this thing but let's just show you the installation process all right so again with stands after the fact after the fact after the fact stuff we had we had to back out few screws holding this fake rock on cuz right there I don't know if you can see it right right there to my finger here is where the drill bit came out so we got to cut around this so for the exit hole then we got to put a shroud on there so

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