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#1

Originally Posted By: fduemig
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Problem is - no sealant around the pie plate! icon_eek.gif


http://www.nachi.org/bbsystem/usrimages/D/DSC00064.JPG

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Fred Duemig

#2

Originally Posted By: lungar
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Fred;


APPLE or CHERRY.

#3

Originally Posted By: wdecker
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If it is tsupid but it works it is not stupid.


Just lokks like it.

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Will Decker
Decker Home Services
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#4

Originally Posted By: jkormos
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I hope he didn’t have a deposit on that tin at Bakers Square icon_biggrin.gif

#5

Originally Posted By: jrivera
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i’d like him to work on my car



hey what are those extra parts laying on the floor ? ahhh, don't worry , there's always extra parts

#6

Originally Posted By: Michael Martin
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First, if that isn’t B-vent pipe, it’s wrong because there is no way there is 6" of clearance from the vent pipe to the combustible wall. And it’s funny someone posted that because I recently re-did my vent piping with B-vent because the pipe passes through a sheetrock wall, and you only need 1" of clearance to combustibles when B-ventis used. But the original hole is bigger, so I need a way to cover the space. I had actually thought about doing what that picture shows, but didn’t want to be a hack. Any better ideas? I can’t use mortar because the clay tile pipe going into the chimney terminates about an inch before it reaches the wall (so the mortar would end up falling into the wall cavity).

#7

Originally Posted By: away
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Cover Plate ]

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Andrew Way


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#8

Originally Posted By: Michael Martin
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That’s perfect. Do you know who the manufacturer is?

#9

Originally Posted By: away
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Michael,


I would assume you could get one wherever you got the B-vent.

I do have installation PDF's from a few manufacturers.

American Metal Products
Metal-Fab Inc.
Simpson Dura-Vent Inc. (I don't know if this is the same Simpson that makes the Strong-Tie stuff or not)

Sorry I don't have any web addresses, they aren't in the documents.

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Andrew Way
Keystone Residential Inspection Services PLLC
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#10

Originally Posted By: Michael Martin
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Thanks.