What is the cheapest stove pipe and installation for wood burning stove?

September 18, 2008 · Filed under Wood Stove Installation

I had woodburning stoves in MD. now live in SC where ice stormes in the past have caused electrical outages from 1-3 weeks. I now have a soapstone stove that manf. says has to be 36" away from wall whereas typically clearance is 18". My main and a big concern is that I have a 6' 200# quad son that would have to be admitted to the hospital if we had an outage over a couple of hours… If I had a wood stove that would provide heat, light and could also cook on stove.
Also, is there anything I can put on the wall so stove can have only 18" clearance? Thanks to all of you for your help.

Cheap is not a good idea.
You need double walled pipe.You also need to pay close attention to clearances so that no pipe is touching your wall.
A DIYer can do this but be sure you understand all the instructions.I

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  1. 1

    Wayne ahrRg said,

    November 28, 2007 @ 1:08 pm

    A hole in the wall and a tube of metal from a scrap yard.

    Seriously not recommended
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  2. 2

    MARY N said,

    November 28, 2007 @ 1:09 pm

    I assume you're installing a wood stove to save money on energy costs.
    Keep in mind that sometimes in life, it's not best to go for cheapest – a stovepipe might be one of those times.
    Buy quality materials and make sure they're installed properly for your family's safety.
    Good luck.
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  3. 3

    j b said,

    November 28, 2007 @ 1:13 pm

    dont skimp here
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  4. 4

    kclifer said,

    November 28, 2007 @ 1:21 pm

    Cheap is not a good idea.
    You need double walled pipe.You also need to pay close attention to clearances so that no pipe is touching your wall.
    A DIYer can do this but be sure you understand all the instructions.I
    References :

  5. 5

    morris said,

    November 28, 2007 @ 1:42 pm

    I have found that the lowest priced chimney parts are the ones sold at Menards. Follow instructions, chimney parts are costly for a good reason.
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  6. 6

    henryswtzr said,

    December 2, 2007 @ 8:50 am

    Hi, here is a site on wood burning and heating that I found to be informative, it may help, good luck!

    http://www.furnace-water-heaters.com/outdoor-wood-furnace.html
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