The duraplus system from duravent is designed to the duraplus system from duravent is designed to stay cool on the outside provide a hot draft on the inside and boost stove efficiency offering a fire safe design that protects both the chimney and building.
Chimney offset adapter.
This two piece design allows for front to back or side to side movement in the firebox.
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The 6 offset box measures 2 tall x 8 wide x 14 long has an offset adjustment range from 0 to 6 and fits 6 i.
It will accommodate a horizontal offset from 0 to 9 without the added clearance required for elbows.
Many chimney adapters help reduce floor and wall clearances or allow you to pass through combustible walls chimney accessories such as our clean out doors ensure your chimney is accessible and sealed from the outdoor elements.
This two piece design allows for front to back or side to side movement in the firebox.
Duravent 3 in.
Used only to vent wood pellet burning stoves.
The adapter s top outlet receives the chimney liner.
Of duraplus chimney pipe sold separately and features the necessary.
The bottom collar fits inside the outlet on the wood insert.
The two piece design allows it to slide to adjust the center to center distance of the collars accommodating a horizontal offset from 0 inches to 9 inches without the added clearance required for elbows.
This through the wall chimney stove vent kit supports up to 40 ft.
Chimney pipe adapters accessories typical use summary.
This insert offset adaptor is made with 24 gauge 304 stainless steel.
The top collar accepts m flex chimney liner or premier rigid pipe.
6in this insert offset adaptor is made with 24 gauge 304 stainless steel.
It will accommodate a horizontal offset from 0 to 9 without the added clearance required for elbows.
The top collar accepts flex liner with the appliance connector or rigid pipe the bottom end will fit most stoves.
Thd sku 238881.
