31A-228 (12) BP-2024-0635
28 HARRISON AVE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
Map:Block:Lot:
31A-228-001 CITY OF NORTHAMPTON
Permit: Solid Fuel
Appliance
PERSONS CONTRACTING WITH UNREGISTERED CONTRACTORS
DO NOT HAVE ACCESS TO THE GUARANTY FUND (MGL c.142A)
BUILDING PERMIT
Permit# BP-2024-0635 PERMISSION IS HEREBY GRANTED TO:
Project# WOOD STOVE 2024 Contractor: License:
Est.Cost: 0 DOUGLAS L'ABBEE CSL99401
Const.Class: Exp.Date:01/06/2026
Use Group: Owner: SETERDAHL, MARY B.&PETER
Lot Size(sq.ft.)
Zoning: URB Applicant: THE FIRE PLACE
Applicant Address Phone: Insurance:
100 STATE RD (413)397-3463 01400503011 16
WHATLEY, MA 01093
ISSUED ON: 05/20/2024
TO PERFORM THE FOLLOWING WORK:
WOOD STOVE
POST THIS CARD SO IT IS VISIBLE FROM THE STREET
Inspector of Plumbing Inspector of Wiring D.P.W. Building Inspector
Underground: Service: Meter: Footings:
Rough: Rough: House # Foundation:
Final: Final: Final: Rough Frame:
Gas: Fire Department Driveway Final: Fireplace/Chimne}:
Rough: Oil: Insulation:
Smoke: Final:
THIS PERMIT MAY BE REVOKED BY THE CITY OF NORTHAMPTON UPON VIOLATION OF
ANY OF ITS RULES AND REGULATIONS.
Signature: /7-#P
Fees Paid: S40.00
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212 Main Street,Phone(413)587-1240,Fax:(413)587-1272
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APPLICATION FOR SOLID FUEL APPLIANCE`13 ST"ALLATION
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Property Information
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Owners Name: Se-r 5 7 r)rA/
Address: Zff /errison Av
(No.) (Street Address)
Phone: y'3. 2ZZ-V/5 9 Cell: Email:
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Owners Signature: Date: 7. ZV'
Contractor's Information UfApplicable)
Name: �ovr//s j-/ Phone: ¢/3 3`7- . 3(/
Construction Supervisor's License #: dS3L- o9rs"o/ Expiration: /—‘• 26
Home Impr. Contractor License #: /70 c'77 Expiration: //-/p-zy
Stove Information
Type of Fuel (check all that apply): Wood V- Pellet Coal
Location: /'rs floor - f.771vnio Freestanding X/ Insert
Manufacturer: Mersa Model: /?alTo ,o,5
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Permit# 3/ Oka 3. Date AA lied: • Total all Fees: $ GG ft/44C
BuildingOfficial: 4.LN.) �� Date Issued: S-1-7-ZOZ(IS 1
(Print) /2
Signature of Building Official: /
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts
1 ` _ 1. Department of Industrial Accidents
1 Congress Street,Suite 100
Boston,MA 02114-2017
www.mass.gov/dia
Workers'Compensation Insurance Affidavit:Builders/Contractors/Electricians/Plumbers.
TO BE FILED WITH THE PERMUTING AUTHORITY.
Applicant Information Please Print Legibly
Name(Business/Organization/Individual): f r ,`f'7)4C
Address: /Ck Ste, f
City/State/Zip: N/Xa/G(y 1/093 Phone#: 5</3 3? 3YG3
Are you an employer?Check the appropriate box: Type of project(required):
1 I am a employer with IC employees(full and/or part-time).* 7. New construction
2.0 I am a sole proprietor or partnership and have no employees working for me in 8. El Remodeling
any capacity.[No workers'comp.insurance required.]
3.0 I am a homeowner doing all work myself.[No workers'comp.insurance required.]t
9. ❑Demolition
10 El Building addition
4E1 I am a homeowner and will be hiring contractors to conduct all work on my property. I will
ensure that all contractors either have workers'compensation insurance or are sole 11.0 Electrical repairs or additions
proprietors with no employees.
12.Q Plumbing repairs or additions
5.0 I am a general contractor and I have hired the sub-contractors listed on the attached sheet. 13, Roof repairs
These sub-contractors have employees and have workers'comp.insurance.: p
6.0 We are a corporation and its officers have exercised their right of exemption per MGI.c. 14.❑Other
152,§1(4),and we have no employees.[No workers'comp.insurance required.]
*Any applicant that checks box#1 must also fill out the section below showing their workers'compensation policy information.
t Homeowners who submit this affidavit indicating they arc doing all work and then hire outside contractors must submit a new affidavit indicating such.
:Contractors that check this box must attached an additional sheet showing the name of the sub-contractors and state whether or not those entities have
employees. If the sub-contractors have employees,they must provide their workers'comp.policy number.
I am an employer that is providing workers'compensation insurance for my employees. Below is the policy and job site
information.
Insurance Company Name: 141 A '&i i` 7)17 /ze R r/TS- WC GfDC/P /7/1/
Policy#or Self-ins.Lie.#: Expiration Date:
Job Site Address: o1 f' Harrisan Abe City/State/Zip: Aid L Inff feff)M 4
Attach a copy of the workers' compensation policy declaration page(showing the policy number and expiration date).
Failure to secure coverage as required under MGL c. 152,§25A is a criminal violation punishable by a fine up to$1,500.00
and/or one-year imprisonment,as well as civil penalties in the form of a STOP WORK ORDER and a fine of up to$250.00 a
day against the violator.A copy of this statement may be forwarded to the Office of Investigations of the DIA for insurance
coverage verification.
I do hereby certify under the pains and
nnal�ties of perjury that the information provided above is true and correct.
Signature: G �� d �'` Date: ,S�/SL-7
Phone#: {�� 3 9-7 . 'i6 3
Official use only. Do'lot write in this area,to be completed by city or town official.
City or Town: Permit/License#
Issuing Authority(circle one):
1.Board of Health 2.Building Department 3.City/Town Clerk 4.Electrical Inspector 5.Plumbing Inspector
6.Other
Contact Person: Phone#:
1.3 The chimney/flue system
Note that the flue system must be independently secured and must not rely on the stove
for support.
The stove must not be connected to a chimney flue serving any other appliance.
(Several flues may run up a single chimney stack;use one flueway per appliance).
Use a residential type masonry or listed type HT factory-built chimney.
High Temperature (H.T.) Chimney Standard UL-1o3-1985 (2100° F.) or a code-approved
masonry chimney with flue liner for the USA, and High Temperature (650°C) Standard
ULC S-629 for Canada.
The internal dimensions of the chimney connector and chimney must not be less than 6 inches
diameter(or equivalent cross section),and should not be significantly larger than this.Too large
a section will tend to allow the flue gases to cool excessively,causing sluggishness or unpredict-
ability in the stove's performance.
We recommend the length of the chimney system should be at least i6 feet(not required)
above the stove in normal domestic situations, measured from the flue collar to the top of
the chimney.
Local conditions like for example- roof constructions, large trees nearby and high altitude,
may influence the chimney draft and height.Therefore,contact the local professional chim-
ney sweep or your Morse) dealer.
Typical Factory-Built or Masonry Chimney Installations
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Ceiling supported Wall supported Masonry chimney
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1.4 Flue Connection
A flue collar is placed in the firebox area.
Use a 24 MSG black or blue chimney connector or listed double wall chimney connector.Re-
fer to local codes and the chimney manufacturer's instructions for precautions required for
passing a chimney through a combustible wall or ceiling. Remember to secure the chimney
connector with a minimum of three screws to the product and to each adjoining section.
Position the stove and connect to the flue system.
Wear gloves and protective eyewear when drilling, cutting or joining sections of chim-
ney connector.
1.5 Connection to the existing chimney
A chimney connector is the double-wall or single-wall pipe that connects the stove to the chim-
ney.The chimney itself is the masonry or prefabricated structure that encloses the flue.Chim-
ney connectors are used only to connect the stove to the chimney.
Double-wall connectors must be tested and listed for use with solid-fuel burning applianc-
es. Single-wall connectors should be made of 24 gauge or heavier gauge steel. Do not use
galvanized connector; it cannot withstand the high-temperatures that smoke and exhaust
gases can reach, and may release toxic furnes under high heat. The connector must be 6
inches(15omm) in diameter.
If possible,do not pass the chimney connector through a combustible wall or ceiling. If pas-
sage through a combustible wall is unavoidable,refer to the sections on Wall Pass-Throughs.
Do not pass the connector through an attic,a closet or similar concealed space when install-
ing the chimney connectors.
It is important to keep the flue gases moving smoothly in the right direction. Do not vent
into a large void at this location; rather form one continuous section all the way up. Use mild
bends(e.g.45°vs.go°)rather than sharp angles where a change of direction is required.All
parts of the venting must be accessible for cleaning purposes.
In horizontal runs of chimney, maintain a distance of 18 inches from the ceiling. Keep it as
short and direct as possible, with no more than two go degree turns. Slope horizontal runs
of connector upward 1/4 inch per foot(2o mm per metre)going from the stove toward the
chimney.The recommended maximum length of a horizontal run is 3 feet(i metre),and the
total length should be no longer than 8 feet(2.5 metres).
Information on assembling and installing connectors is provided by the manufacturer's in-
structions exactly as you assemble the connector and attach it to the stove and chimney.
Be sure the installed stove and chimney connector are correct distances from near by
combustible materials. See the clearance paragraph page
Where passage through a wall or partition of combustible construction is desired, the in-
stallation shall conform to CAN/CSA-B365.
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Chimney Connector Systems and Clearances from Combustible Walls fur Residential Heating Appliances
Minimum ciwrvley clearanco to beck
and combvsubles 2 in.(51 min)
e r e� Minimum rJearance
�; 12 i^•(zoo mm) A Minimum 3.5-in thick brick masonry all framed
ME■ ,� t - of brIck
z- �� into combustible wall with a minimum of 12-in
linbrick separation from clay liner to combustibles.
SHIM MI 111•1111 I_ : Chimney The fireclay liner shall run from outer surface of
" cm
.1 connector brick wall to,but not beyond,the inner surface
Mi,mom mi Fre clay of chimney flue liner and shall be firmly
t2 in(SOS rem) Masonry chimney ►e tint
12 in(305 bres constvcted to cemented in place.
NFPA 211
Minimum chimney cicerone horn
masonry to sheet sleet sjppons
and combustibles 2 in.(51 mm)
Minimum
Nonsoluble 9 eiI
(229 mm)
Factory•burlt refractory 1 chimney B Solid insulated,listed factory built chimney
ch;mnoybnglh cement
„�,,,,,,, Connector length of the same inside diameter as the
OM
Clflue kn�hrhunnehrsrdechimney connector and having 1 in.or more
CI flue Use chimney of insulation with a minimum 9-in.air space
!. /MMIROM�M6 to rs.pans to
u 1 Air Spate gr.. 1 attach connector between the outer wall of the chimney length
9 M.(229 mm)m,n. I.E • securely and combustibles.
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NFPA 211 Sheet sleet supports
Minimum chimney Clearance
to sheet Steel supports and
combustibles 2 ht.(S1 mm) C Sheet steel chimney connector,minimum 24
t
gauge in thickness,with a ventilated thimble,
-1►1� uc Twon sit Icnnannetsmin) minimum 24 gauge in thickness,having two
, ,(25.e
J 1-in.air channels,separated from combustibles
1 IMVINIf -� Ctwmey by a minimum of 6-in.of glass fiber insulation.
C0"ectof Opening shall be covered,and thimble supported
s�� ....r.. _ t with a sheet steel support,minimum 24 gauge in
1♦ Minimum a kl.
�152 mm)gtae. thickness.
Two yen/Fated air i tl� ,bar insu etion
channels each �..-.
1 In,(25.4 min).
Construction of Masonry chimney Sheet steel
sheet steel. constructed to Supports
NFPA211
D Solid insulated,listed factory-built chimney
Minimum ci coney Clearance length with an inside diameter 2-in.larger than
to sheet steel suppons
and combustibles Minlm„m uostomo the chimney connector and having 1-in.or more
Sheet steel 2 in.(51 min) 2 M.(51 min) of insulation,serving as a pass-through for a single
supports
ikr• Elair s'i.'"•pan(2S.sb•mm) wall sheet steel chimney connector of minimum
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cseNct;on tn,ey - ' chimney length 24 gauge thickness,with a minimum 2-in.air space
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INI ......r . between the outer wall of chimney section and
Chimney
combustibles. Minimum length of chimney section
t , connector yEMI_�� shall be 12-in.chimney section spaced 1-in.away
,n A iw,.
crmmney front connector using sheet steel support plates
lc: Connictos on both ends of chimney section. Opening shall be
Air space Chimney length
2In.(51 mm) covered,and chimney section supported on both
masonyct,imney Sheet steel
constructed supports sides with sheet steel supports securely fastened to
to NFPA 211 wall surfaces of minimum 24 gauge thickness.
Fasteners used to secure chimney section shall not
penetrate chimney flue liner.
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1.6 Positioning the stove
Distance to walls and lintel
When the stove is positioned near combustible materials, observe all current local and na-
tional building regulations with regards to clearances. Whatever regulations apply to your
area,do not in any case install the stove within 8 inches of combustible materials around the
sides or 16 inches above the top of the stove (fireplace installations require greater clear-
ances above the stove -see below in the clearance chart). These distances may need to be
increased if the materials are sensitive to heat. Note also that wall paper and other decora-
tive materials may become detached with the effects of heat and care should be taken to
ensure that they do not fall towards the stove in such an event.
When the stove is positioned near non-combustible materials, a gap of 4 inches or more is
recommended for cleaning purposes and to ensure that heat circulates around the stove
and out into the room.
Clearance requirements for 2B Standard without shields(Singlewall connector)
CLEARANCE REQUIREMENTS STANDARD RESIDENTIAL INSTALLATION
(SINGLEWALL CONNECTOR)
USA CANADA
A. Sidewall to unit 26" 26"(66o mm)
B. Backwall to unit 16" 16"(406 mm)
C. Cornerwall to unit 16" 16"(406 mm)
D. Sidewall to connector 29" 29"(737 mm)
E. Backwall to connector 18" 18"(457 mm)
F. Cornerwall to connector 1g" 19"(483 mm)
G. Unit to ceiling -H. Floor to ceiling - -
Clearance requirements for 2B Standard with Convection shields(Singlewall connector)
CLEARANCE REQUIREMENTS STANDARD RESIDENTIAL INSTALLATION
(SINGLEWALL CONNECTOR)
USA CANADA
A. Sidewall to unit 26" 26"(66o mm)
B. Backwall to unit 16" 16"(406 mm)
C. Cornerwall to unit 16" 16"(406 mm)
D. Sidewall to connector 26" 26"(606 mm)
E. Backwall to connector 23" 23"(583 mm)
F. Cornerwall to connector i9" 19"(483 mm)
G. Unit to ceiling -H. Floor to ceiling - -
MINIMUM CLEARANCES TO COMBUSTIBLES:
DEGAGEMENTS MINIMAUX AUX MATERIAUX COMBUSTIBLES:
BACKWALL I ADJACENT WALL/
MUR ARRIERE MUR ADJACENT
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Clearance requirements for 2B Standard with&without shields(Doubleewall connector)
CLEARANCE REQUIREMENTS STANDARD RESIDENTIAL INSTALLATION
(DOUBLE WALL CONNECTOR)
USA CANADA
A. Sidewall to unit 20" 20"(508 mm)
B. Backwall to unit 12" 12"(305 mm)
C. Cornerwall to unit 16" 16"(406 mm)
D. Sidewall to connector 26" 26"(66o mm)
E. Backwall to connector 14" 14"(356 mm)
F. Cornerwall to connector 19" 19"(483 mm)
G. Unit to ceiling - -
H. Floor to ceiling -
FLOOR PROTECTION REQUIREMENTS
0"MIN.
(200MM)
- O H
8" STOVE 8'
MIN. MIN.
200MM) (200MM
16"MIN.
(450MM)
FLOOR PROTECTOR MUST BE NON-COMBUSTIBLE MATERIAL.IT MUST EXTEND
BENEATH HEATER,AND TO THE FRONT/SIDES/REAR AS INDICATED
Floor protection requirements Non-combustible materials be-
neath stove
USA Canada
A. Extending distance, back - 200 mm
B. Extending distance, right side 6' 200 mm
C. Extending distance, left side 6" 200 mm
D. Extending distance, front 16" 45o mm
In the US,floor protection must be constructed of a non-combustible material and installed
to extend beneath the heater and 16" to the front and 8" to the sides of the fuel loading
door and ash removal openings. In Canada, floor protection must be constructed of a non-
combustible material and installed to extend beneath the heater and 45o mm.(i6") to any
side with a door and 200 mm.(8") beyond the appliance on the other sides.
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Distance to furniture
The recommended minimum distance from stove to furniture is 3o inches. Note that some
furniture is more easily affected by heat and may need to be moved to a greater distance.
This is your responsibility.
In addition other combustible materials, away from the stove. In general, a distance of 3o
inches must be maintained between the stove and moveable combustible item such as dry-
ing clothes, newspapers, firewood etc.
DO NOT INSTALL IN A MOBILE HOME
Note:
Acid Protection
If acid-washing the masonry around the stove, protect the stove surface with an acid-proof
cover.
Fresh Air Inlet
Unless there is deemed to be sufficient ambient leakage of air into the room via doorways,win-
dows and the like,a dedicated fresh air inlet will be needed.This inlet should have 2 square inches
(125o square mm)of free air space.This is particularly important where the room is well sealed,
or where an extractor hood or ventilation system disturbs the natural air pressure. Such an inlet
should not be on a wall that is usually subject to negative pressure from normal wind pattern.
Avoid placing the inlet directly across the room from the stove,thus causing a cold air draft.
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Selkirk Chimney Systems (USA Only - See separate instructions for Canada)
Sheet GS Installation Instructions
Covering -General Installation Instructions
& Owner's Maintenance Guide
A MAJOR CAUSE OF CHIMNEY-RELATED FIRES IS FAILURE TO MAINTAIN REQUIRED
CLEARANCES (AIR SPACES) TO COMBUSTIBLE MATERIALS. IT IS OF THE UTMOST
IMPORTANCE THAT THIS CHIMNEY BE IN- A WARNING
STALLED ONLY IN ACCORDANCE WITH Failure to follow these Installation Instructions could
THESE INSTRUCTIONS. cause FIRE,CARBON MONOXIDE POISONING OR DEATH.If
you are unsure of Installation requirements, call the
SELKIRK CHIMNEY SYSTEMS-MODELS, PART NAMES AND Phone Number listed on the back of these instructions.
NUMBERS
Selkirk Chimney Systems(SCS)consist of the following Models-UT(Ultra fully enclosed at 2 inches minimum AIR SPACE clearance to combustibles,
Temp),ST(Sure Temp),GT(Galva Temp),SG Plus and SSII. including framing lumber,drywall,plaster,plywood and other building mate-
The complete part number is prefixed with the ID size,in inches,followed rials classed as combustible.For support framing,see table on back page.
by one or two letters identifying the system to which it belongs, followed AIR SPACE ONLY
by the actual part identifier. The minimum clearance to Selkirk Chimney System pipe means AIR SPACE
All accessory parts for the Selkirk Chimney System(all models)include a ONLY.The 2 inch clearance to pipe,and the spaces around supports must not
letter"T" in the prefix and may be used with all Models unless otherwise be filled with any type of insulation.In attics with blown-in or batt insulation,
indicated. the chimney must either be fully enclosed or an Attic Insulation Shield must
All Model UT,ST and GT chimney sections(straight lengths,tees,elbows) be used to create and maintain the proper minimum airspace.
contain the letters"UT', "ST",and"GT", respectively in the prefix. SIZES AND APPLICATIONS
All Model SG Plus chimney sections(straight lengths,tees, elbows)con- The Selkirk Chimney System is made in 5",6",7",8",10",12",and 14"sizes.
tain the letters"GP"in the prefix. The four smaller sizes conform to the current edition of UL-103 Standard Type
Fig. 1,2,and 3 show the names and locations of commonly used chimney HT requirements.All seven sizes comply fully with the requirements of the 9th
parts. These figures use only the last portion of the part number. The Edition of UL Standard 103. Chimneys installed in accordance with these
complete part number is prefixed with I.D.size,followed by chimney model instructions will comply with national safety standards such as NFPA 31,54
and part number. and 211.The Selkirk Chimney System may be used for gas,wood and liquid
fuel fired stoves,fireplace stoves,central furnaces,floor fumaces,steam and
hot water boilers, unit heaters and water heaters. It may also be used for
IMPORTANT:Chimney sizes 5",6",7"and 8"are Type HT and carry a"T" masonry fireplaces.
in the part number. Larger sizes use an"S"in the part number. These Selkirk Chimney Systems are designed for gravity venting only.They
FOR EXAMPLE are usable on any appliance having a power burner(such as oil furnace)if that
Model UT appliance operates with neutral or negative draft at its outlet.
Inside Diameter I 36"Pipe Length Non-residential appliances which may cause positive pressure in the chimney
6 U T-3 6/ should use a Selkirk Model PS or IPS system.
The Selkirk Chimney Systems,sizes 10",12",14",are ideal for venting gas
(natural and LP),#2 oil,and open front wood burning appliances.
Model ST
Inside Diameter i Insulated Tee
DETAIL INSTRUCTION SHEETS
Details for the installation of all chimney parts must be observed by refer-
All Models ring to other instructions as follows:
Inside Diameter i Wall Support Kit Finish or Ceiling Supports`,Connectors S-1
\7T-WS K-' Fire Stops,Attic Insulation Shields" S-2
Round Top',Flashing,Spark Arrester S-3
NOTE:Use only Selkirk Chimney System Listed components Roof Support Package',Anchor Plate' S-4
and accessories. Do not use pipe by itself or attempt to fabricate Insulated Tee',Wall Support Kit' S-5
your own support or accessories. Insulated Elbow', Interior Resupport" S-5
CAUTION:IF YOU ARE BURNING COAL Firestop/Joist Shield' S-7
Some types of coal in certain designs of stoves may, in rare instances, Support Box* S-9
cause corrosion of the inner parts of the Selkirk Chimney System.Inspect and 'If you are installing any of these parts in packages marked', you should
clean your chimney frequently to keep it free of coal,ash and soot deposits. receive the proper instructions in the package. You may also request a
Also see"Sizes and Applications"section.If damage to the flue is observed, complete set of instructions from your dealer.This sheet of general instruc-
contact your Selkirk dealer or Selkirk Customer Service(1-800-992-VENT) tions is furnished with all UL listed chimney supports. It covers important
with a description of your chimney problem. safety precautions in the installation, operation and maintenance of your
The Selkirk Chimney System is not recommended if you are burning ocean appliance and chimney. Anyone installing a chimney should review this
driftwood.The salt in this wood may cause product failure. sheet as well as those furnished with the other parts of the chimney
system.Selkirk chimney parts LISTED and produced under the Factory In-
MINIMUM CLEARANCE spection and Follow-Up program of Underwriters'Laboratories,Inc.carry the
Where installed within buildings,the Selkirk Chimney System maybe LISTING MARK illustrated here.
SPECIAL WARNING ON CELLULOSE INSULATION
Cellulose insulation in direct contact with a hot chimney can ignite and smolder,and can set fire to ordinary wood framing L I ST E
materials.The AIR SPACE ONLY precaution applies to all blown-in or loose fill insulations, but is especially applicable to
cellulose insulation,which may be made from old newspapers or other cellulose materials.The Attic Insulation Shield or a
suitable enclosure with appropriate fire stops must be used to keep all Insulation the proper distance away from the chimney.
).`SELKIRK.
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Round Top(CT) 40 10 —Round To
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Storm Collar(SC) Flashing(Al)or(Tr)
Chimney Pipe /Roof Shield with it
Storm Collar(SC) �, 1 I,
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/ Full Enclosure or Attic
. I Attic Insulation shield
`4" Area
Locking Band (LB)
or Screws Insulated Elbow(EL) ,IJ""Firestop/Joist Shield(JS)
Chimney Pipe Below Framing
411111110_ MAXIMUM
OFFSET Maximum inclined Length:
I Attic Insulation Shield(AIS)
:% AT 30° —96"unless resupported at
ANGLE/ 48"intervals
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Fire Stop/Joist Shield(JS—� Opening Framed On 30° _Full Enclosure,
All Four Sides 2"Minimum Air Sp ace Clearance
6I Insulated Elbow(EL)
Locking Band(LB)
or Screws CHIMNEY MUST BE i,
ENCLOSED Finish Support(FSP)or
Ceiling Support(CSP)
Chimney Pipe FIG 3 THIRTY DEGREE OFFSET WITH ENCLOSURE AT 2"
Finish Su ort(FSP or CLEARANCE(MAXIMUM OF TWO SEPARATE OFFSETS PER SYSTEM)
Ceiling Support(CSP) /� 1 , , WHEN INSTALLING YOUR CHIMNEYAND
/// WREPLAC NING STOVE OR
Dripless Smoke Pipe Adapter� � FIREPLACE SYSTEM,REMEMBER...
(DSA)or(DSAC) SAFETY FIRST
6",7",8"only or 5--14"Chimney You may well have a basic knowledge of carpentry and the use of hand
Pipe Adapter(CPA) tools. However it is important that you also review the rules of safety on
F1G1 VERTICAL CHIMNEY THROUGH ONE the following pages. If you have any doubt about your ability to complete
STORY AND ATTIC your installation in a workmanlike manner,you should arrange for a profes-
sional installation.
RULES FOR SAFETY DURING INSTALLATION
1. Read all installation sheets. Look for them in the cartons,or ask your
dealer for a complete set or download from www.Selkirkinc.com.Keep the
sr— Wall Band(WB) instructions handy and save them for future reference.
Combustible Wall—Ili MN
Every 8 Feet If
Not Enclosed Use Locking Bands
2. Check your local building or fire code for all requirements affecting the
—
fuel-burning appliance and its chimney.
3.Obtain a building permit for both the appliance and the chimney.Contact
(LB)on All Joints local building or fire officials about restrictions and installation inspection in
your area.
Max Chimney Height 4.Be very careful around electrical wiring and be sure it is secured at least
50 Feet 5", 6", 7"8"Size 2 inches away from any part of the chimney. If wiring must be relocated,
40 Feet 10", 12", 14"Size hire a professional electrician.
5.Be sure that ladders are in good condition and always rest on a level firm
Min.Clearance —.mom 2'
To Combustibles Full Enclosure surface.
Recommended. 6. Wear cut resistant gloves when handling sheet metal parts with sharp
Both Indoors edges.
and Outdoors 7. Be sure that electrically powered tools are property grounded.
Min.Thru Wall 4-1/2" I=� CHIMNEY HEIGHT AND SIZE
Theinstructions ona " eto Cart" o yu an p th ex
Selkirk Insulated Tee(IT) combinationtructio of lengthc increments in Sel
. A chimneyr for oneo or more gas appli-
II
Chimney ances must conform to sizet anda heightc recommendationss c in theick"Selkirk Gas
Section Wall
Wall Thimble Support Kit(WSK) Ventes andin Chimney Sizing Handbook."Heightsh above the roof as givene in act the
111� next paragraph are minimum;greater heights may be needed for reasons
4
(IWT)Shield I► . 3mi
given.
Wall Thimble(IWT) Capped Cleanout and Before beginning installation of the chimney, be sure that the selected size
Face Plate Retainers is adequate for the appliance and the selected height of the Chimney
Lag Screws Brace Round Top termination is high enough to conform to building code require-
Into Structure ments. Chimneys are required to extend at least 3 feet above the highest
I
point where they pass through the roof of a building, and at least two feet
I Pad higher than any portion of a building within 10 feet.(National Fire Protection
Association Standards Nos. 31, 54, and 211.)See Fig.4.
FIG 2 INSULATED TEE THROUGH
COMBUSTIBLE WALL
_ - — .
2 FT. , 3.Appliance Support,with the Selkirk Chimney System starting at the
appliance outlet.This is permissible if this method is shown in the appliance
instructions, or with masonry fireplaces.
—--f— 4.Wall Support with Insulated Tee.See Sheet S-5.
2 FT. 5.Support Box.See Sheet S-9.
10 FT. 6. Proper lateral support is also necessary and may be provided by wall
11‘. bands, firestops, roof braces and/or all the supports listed above. Maxi-
-
mum spacing between components providing lateral support is 8 ft (See
�\ sheets S-2, S-3,and S-5).
t - 3ia�iL Because of thermal expansion problems,only one of these support meth-
ods3 FT.
T rJl--'I\ should be used for a vertical installation.For example:Do Not use both
Y 1 a ceiling support and a roof support for the same chimney.
OBSERVE CLEARANCE TO COMBUSTIBLE MATERIAL AND SLOPE
1I FOR CONNECTOR OR SMOKE PIPE
Fig.4 RULES FOR CHIMNEY The connector or smoke pipe is the sheet metal pipe between the appliance
HEIGHT ABOVE THE ROOF and the chimney. Different types of fuels and appliances have different
CHOOSING YOUR HEATING APPLIANCE connector clearances to combustible walls and ceilings.These clearances
There are three important rules for selecting a woodburning stove, fire- will be shown in the appliance instructions.
place or heater. Whatever clearances and connector arrangements are shown in the appli-
ance instructions,must be followed rather than the arbitrary 18 inch dimen-
FIRST Look for a label or nameplate attached to the appliance which bears sion.This is important if tests have shown that more than 18 inches clear-
the mark or name of a well-known safety testing organization*or labora- ance is necessary, or if the location of the stove or heater necessitates
tory. more clearance.See Fig.5.
SECOND Don't buy an appliance which is bigger than necessary. Combustible materials include such things as framing lumber, plywood,
THIRD Look or ask for complete installation, operating and mainte- drywall (sheet rock, plaster board, lath and plaster, gypsum board) and
nance instructions for the appliance. If you can't get these, buy one that also furniture and curtains. Building insulation of any kind,including batts,
gives you all these very important details. foams, boards and especially loose fill cellulose fiber, must also be kept
away from the chimney in the same manner as combustible materials.
*Such as Underwriters' Laboratories, Inc. or Intertek Testing Services.
APPLIANCE SAFETY f'
Use Locking
Be sure to follow all details of the instructions for your solid fuel burning Bands at Every ;f Minimum
appliance. You should give preference to the purchase of an appliance Joint '1 c Clearance
which either has a label or includes detailed instructions showing all re- '' —2
quired clearances to floor and walls. If necessary, these clearances may 'sf g
be reduced by use of a tested and"Listed"(by UL,for example)protection ;l Y
system,or by one of the methods described in NFPA Standard 211. I f
For the chimney connector, the appliance instructions take prece- s3 f
dence over the 18 inch clearance shown in these instructions (or in See Note i
building codes).The 18 inch minimum clearance dimension applies only if Below � Ceiling Support
there is no other information for the connector. Follow Appliance (FSP)(CSP)
Instructions For
When protecting walls or ceilings from the heat of a connector, be sure to Clearance. If Dripless Smoke
leave at least a 1 inch ventilated air space between the protection material N8t Given, Use Pipe Adapter
and combustible construction. It is ineffective and possibly dangerous to (DSA or DSAC)
apply ordinary brick,or any similar dense material directly to a wood framed r
wall for the purpose of reducingsafe clearances. ••
Follow Appliance
p p Instructions For
EACH SOLID FUEL APPLIANCE SHOULD HAVE ITS OWN CHIMNEY I Clearance. If
Connector(Or Not Given, Use
• Stoves of air-tight or controlled combustion design may be difficult to Smoke Pipe) 18"
operate if some other appliance is connected to the same chimney. Drip-Free Cap on Cleanout Tee
* Open front, freestanding or built-in fireplaces may need all the draft NOTE:The purpose of the diagonal arrows is to show that the 18inch clearance DOES NOTAPPLYtothe
produced by a minimum height of chimney. Interconnecting them or their vertical connector entering a Finish Support.This support is actually tested with a bare vertical
chimney with another appliance may be prohibited by their instructions and connector and must pass the UL tests with very hot gases entering the bare single wall pipe.
may cause smoking problems. FIG.5 CONNECTOR CLEARANCES
*Never connect a gas-burning appliance into a chimney for any woodburning
stove,heater or fireplace.This is extremely dangerous because a chimney Passing a bare smoke pipe or connector of a wood burning appliance through
blocked with creosote (or anything else) may cause the connected gas a combustible stud wall is not recommended,as the entire inside of the wall
appliance to produce poisonous carbon monoxide. must be cut away to get 18 inch clearance(usually at least a 40 inch circle).
* For these and other reasons, don't ever inter-connect your solid fuel Wherever possible,locate the Selkirk Chimney to avoid penetrating a wall with
appliance with anything else, not even another solid fuel appliance.There a single wall connector.Besides following the appliance instructions for con-
are simply too many things that can go wrong if you do. nectors,other rules for solid fuel appliance connectors are:
GENERAL INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS 1.Never enclose vertical single wall pipe,even at 18 inches clearance.
A correct easily-maintained chimney installation has five important parts: 2. Never run it through ceilings or floors, or windows.
1.Proper support, both vertical and lateral,with access for inspection and 3. Don't use single wall pipe outdoors.
maintenance. 4.Always secure all single wall pipe joints with at least 3 screws.
2.Adequate clearance to combustible materials for single wall connector 5. Obtain proper attachment parts for the appliance end and for the entry
or smoke pipe. to the chimney.See the Selkirk Chimney System catalog for the proper
3.AIR SPACE clearance of 2 inches for insulated chimney parts. size Dripless Smoke Pipe Adapter(DSA)or(DSAC),or Chimney Pipe Adap-
4.All vertical intermediate ceiling or floor penetrations completely framed tor(CPA).
and firestopped with specified chimney parts. 6. Locate and support the connector to avoid accidental contact or dam-
5.All connector and chimney joints completely secured against unlocking age.
with three screws or with locking bands. See diagram for screw location. 7. Caps or plugs for tees should be secured against falling out and de-
signed so they can't leak creosote or rain.
PROPER SUPPORT 8. Heavy weight single wall pipe lasts longer. Use 24 gauge if possible.
Vertical chimneys may be supported in these ways: 9. Porcelain enamel is the best high temperature protective finish but re-
1.Ceiling Support with all chimney stacked above.See sheet S-1. quires careful handling and may be difficult to assemble securely except in
2.Roof Support,with one or more lengths suspended below and with total a vertical position and could produce noxious odors if overheated.
height limits depending on factors such as roof pitch and height.See sheet 10.Galvanized steel pipe is no better than plain black or painted steel
S-4.
because the galvanized zinc coating is ineffective once it has been over- llOMNI Attic Insulation
heated. /Shield(AIS)
11. Operating the stove, heater or fireplace when the connector is red hot Attic
is very dangerous.This indicates overfiring or a chimney fire. Stop firing,
close the dampers, let things cool off, and keep watching for problems on
nearby walls and furnishings. ✓. vAI
12.The slope of the horizontal portion of a connector of 1/4 inch per foot is vA GA Maximum
sometimes a building code requirement.This slope will have little effect on rA r, Insulation
safety or appliance operation. If the connector is vertical, it should be Nail Flanges v., v; Height 10"
installed with the crimped end down. If it can be sloped between the stove To Framing VA �A Above Framing
and chimney, use 45 degree one piece leakproof elbows (such as the \ r r,
corrugated type), and try to maintain sufficient slope so that any conden- r va y
sate liquid runs back toward the appliance.To keep liquids from coming out y G1 rA
connector joints, the small (or crimped)end should always be down -or �' r,
toward the stove or fireplace. v. to
CLEARANCES FOR SELKIRK CHIMNEY SYSTEM INSULATED 1 EA GA '
PIPE r r i
Selkirk
Chimney Fire Stop/Joist Shield(JS)
All insulated Selkirk Chimney Systems'gas-carrying chimney parts Section
aro marked with important safety information confirming minimum FIG.6 FIRE STOP/JOIST SHIELD(JS)USED
airspace clearance to combustibles. This minimum airspace clear- WITH ATTIC INSULATION SHIELD
ance to combustibles is important in order to keep combustible mate-
rials from overheating and creating a fire hazard. Never fill required If the enclosure is exterior, without penetration of the building enclosure,
airspace with insulation or even non-combustible material,since such wall bands should be used to provide the necessary lateral stability.
actions could cause overheating.If you are uncertain about a particu- Regardless of the benefits of the exterior enclosure, better chimney and
lar installation, contact Selkirk at the number referenced at the end appliance operation will be obtained if the chimney is located entirely inside
of these instructions. the heated part of the building (except of course for the part above the
roof).
Such parts as Fire Stops and ceiling supports are intended to be attached Enclosures of ordinary wood framing with gypsum drywall or plywood
directly to the framing or to ceiling,or floors.These auxiliaries,which are in walls may be built only in one and two-family dwellings. For other types of
contact with wood or other combustibles, are designed and tested to buildings, multiple occupancies or high rise construction, additional fire
assure that they do not overheat at points of contact. resistance is required for enclosures as follows.
A factory-built chimney that extends through any zone above that on which
The instruction sheets for individual parts and the table on the back page the connected appliance is located is to be provided with an enclosure
give proper framing dimensions,which in turn define the proper clearance. having a fire resistance rating equal to or greater than that of the floor or
Wherever these instructions illustrate the use of a required spacer or fire roof assemblies through which it passes.
stop, the purpose of the part is to maintain and assure the proper clear-
ance. Even with a fire resistance rated enclosure, the use of Fire Stops at
every floor level is recommended to stabilize the chimney and to retard
Remember that the most important clearance requirement is that it must be possible fire spread external to the chimney.
AIR SPACE.
FIRESTOPPING
ENCLOSURE: Interior or exterior residential chimneys should be enclosed (See Also Sheet S-2)
where they extend through closets. storage areas, or habitable spaces A fire stop is any part of the building structure which prevents the spread of a
where the surface of the chimney could be contacted by persons or fire or circulation of air.Where a Selkirk Chimney System is enclosed and
combustible materials. The space between the enclosure and chimney framed at 2"clearance,a Firestop/Joist Shield(JS)or Fire Stop/Wall Spacer
should be at least the required 2"minimum airspace clearance to combus- (WS)is the proper firestop to use at every floor.Part"JS"may be used with all
tibles.(SEE SHEET S-2 FOR PROPER USE OF FIRESTOPS IN AN ENCLO- Selkirk Chimney System models. Part"WS"may be used only with Model
SURE). Enclosures may be built of ordinary drywall or plywood at the SSII.
required minimum of 2 INCHES AIR SPACE CLEARANCE.While properly
installed firestops or supports help maintain the necessary clearances to If the enclosure or space around the chimney is larger than usual, or
combustibles at ceilings or joist areas,there are no special parts to maintain irregular in shape, attach galvanized metal plates 28 gauge or heavier all
clearance to inside surfaces of walls or enclosures; therefore, the builder around the edges of the Fire Stop/Joist Shield(JS)or Firestop/Wall Spacer
and the chimney installer should take all necessary precautions to assure (WS)as necessary.These should be wide enough so that when installed,
that this 2 inch minimum clearance or more is maintained. the gap is closed to vertical air circulation around the chimney and the pipe
is securely spaced and centered.
In unoccupied attics, it is very important to be sure that blown-in or other
insulation does not come in contact with the chimney.A full enclosure built For firestopping to be fully effective,all ceiling and floor penetrations should
in the attic should extend to the roof;however,it need only be finished well be fully framed and closed on all four vertical sides. This framing helps
enough to keep insulation and stored furnishings away from the chimney. delay horizontal spread of fire and controls unnecessary horizontal air
If a full enclosure is not built,an Attic Insulation Shield(AIS)MUST be used. leakage through intermediate floors.
See Fig.6.
CHIMNEY JOINT SECURITY
A chimney enclosure is also highly recommended for any outdoor,exterior- All Selkirk chimney joints must be reinforced with either of 2 choices:
mounted chimney located outside of the building wall. This enclosure can 1. Locking Bands (LB). These are furnished with pipe and elbows.
be helpful in reducing internal condensation, creosote build-up and metal or
deterioration. Also the enclosure, by protecting the chimney from cold 2. Stainless steel sheet metal screws (3 minimum) per joint, these are an
outdoor temperatures, may improve draft and appliance operation. optional extra.
At the upper end of this outdoor enclosure,the chimney should be flashed The stainless steel sheet metal screws, size #8 x 1/2" must be evenly
with the flashing/storm collar termination shown in Sheet S-3. spaced around the joint and 1/2 inch above the joint separation. Before
installing either the screws or the Locking Band,the joint should be
, which combine with expelled moisture to form creosote. The creosote
jr: vapors condense in the relatively cool chimney flue of a slow-burning fire.
Enclosure 1..-.— :7 v; As a result,creosote residue accumulates on the flue lining.When ignited,
G+ G: this creosote makes an extremely hot fire.
1 r'-2"- Minimum Clearance
Back-Up ;tjSelkirk Chintiiey With coal which can burn with a smoky fire,this smoke also condenses in
Strip Tipe r, the chimney to form soot.
5, G:
)(
;; '; The chimney should be inspected at least once every 2 weeks during the
j rv.
: heating season to determine if a creosote or soot buildup has occurred.
G:
%+ G: If creosote or soot has accumulated, it should be removed to reduce the
;; �; risk of chimney fire.
'1 V.
Ceiling
s� �' Fire Stop/Joist
Shield(JS)
g %9 Y- Creosote causes many problems.Some are visible while others are not. It
2"Minimum Clearance r� can make trouble if:
•Sidewall material may be Enclosure•, 1. It runs down the outside of the pipe to damage the finish on the
more readily supported using Dry Wall, metal.
back-up strips at upper and Plywood, Etc. 2. It drips out of joints,damaging floors or furnishings.
lower ends of an enclosure. 3.It plugs up the chimney to cause poor combustion,smoking,soiling walls
FIG.7 FIRE STOP!JOIST SHIELD(JS)WITH and indoor air pollution.
FULL ENCLOSURE 4. It catches fire in the chimney to cause possible chimney damage and
securely twist locked together.The diagram,Fig.8,illustrates these points. damage to your home.
or bands to prevent accidental disengagement If you see deposits more than 1/16 inch thick,clean all of the chimney parts
Screwsring or lockingc cleaning,areand to needed reinforce the chimney whenever it is mechanically. This means using brushes, scraping or equivalent. Don't
duoutdoors, along walls, or above the roof. start a chimney fire!With only slight deposits,try a hot fire to see if the black
deposits change to light ash or fall down the chimney.You can hear the
sound of falling deposits when temperature conditions are right.After-
wards reinspect the chimney and the inside of the appliance for deposits.
Female End-Outer Wall Do not use chemical cleaners,they may corrode the inside of the chimney.
They may or may not prevent or remove creosote. When they are used
Use Minimum 3 Screws together with a hot fire, it is probably the fire that is doing the work.
i / Per Joint Depending on the rate of buildup, as you learn what is going on in the
iil / chimney, you can adjust your cleaning schedule.
� / Use 118'Drill Here for If you have any doubts about your ability to clean the chimney, or if the
#8 x 112" deposits are very heavy and hard to remove,call a professional chimney
FIG.8 DRILLING '�,� Stainless Steel Screw sweep. Do not try to burn them off.
DIAGRAM ' r'
(Close up,Cross-Section i 1/2 inch It doesn't matter how careful you are with loading, fuel wood selection or
of Chimney Joint) ' P_L draft control, you should observe the above precautions with any wood
stove or chimney installation.
1 : TM
ale End-Outer Wall CHIMNEY FIRES AND WHAT TO DO ABOUT THEM
Your Selkirk Chimney System is not intended or designed for use as a
1 CAUTIO Do ot Drill combustion or fire chamber.It is very easy to over fire yourwoodbumingappliance
More ThN:an 112"N Deep with kindling,scrap lumber,brush or any fast burning fuel.This can produce
flames and high temperatures all the way up the chimney,and may cause
chimney damage.
Warning:The chimney pipe and its fittings must be assembled with metal-to-
If you see your appliance or the smoke pipe glowing red,you are risking
metal joints as furnished.Do not use tape or any sealing compound(such as chimney damage,or a fire.The creosote may be burning inside the chim-
tar, mastic, putty or silicone)at the outer joints. Sealers in the joints may ney.If you see flames coming out the top,you are either overfiring or there
cause the insulation to accumulate moisture and will cause corrosion or freez- is a chimney fire.
ing failures.
CAUTION:DO NOT USE SELKIRK CHIMNEY SYSTEM PIPE WITH DAM- If the fire in your heater has gotten out of control, or if you suspect a
AGED ENDS chimney fire for any reason, follow these steps:
Both the inner and outer pipe must join properly to avoid leakage and
accidental disengagement. Slight eccentricity of the inner pipe will not 1. Immediately close all dampers and/or air entrance openings to your
affect operation provided that the joint goes together completely. Minor appliance.This includes doors on Franklin type stoves. Block off fireplace
dents or irregularity of the outer pipe will not have any perceptible effect on openings.
temperature safety. 2.Alert your family to the possible danger.
CHIMNEY OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE 3. Inspect your appliance and chimney surroundings for possible fire. If in
The need for chimney maintenance depends on the kind of appliance and doubt, alert your fire department.
4. Do not continue to use your appliance until it and your chimney have
how it is operated.Gas and oil-burning appliances may need very little,but been thoroughly inspected.Overheating can cause metal parts to expand,
wood and coal-burning appliances may need a great deal of chimney buckle and crack. If you are not certain, have a qualified heating person
maintenance.Open front fireplaces without doors usually dilute their smoke disassemble all parts so they can be inspected and replaced.
with large amounts of air.Thus the buildup of chimney deposits is generally 5. Do not use salt or water on the fire in your appliance.Salt is corrosive
very low. "Air tight"or controlled draft wood stoves and heaters produce and water will cause a dangerous steam explosion. You might be able to
dense smoke if they are loaded for long duration or overnight fires,and can control the fire by using ashes,sand or baking soda, since baking soda is
rapidly produce heavy,thick creosote deposits. It is possible, by having a an ingredient used for dry chemical fire extinguishers.
short duration daily hot fire,to burn off these deposits or prevent them from 6.After a chimney fire, when it is safe to do so, check internal locations
building up to dangerous levels.This takes skillful operation and an appre- such as the attic and under the roof and keep watching for two or three
ciation of how to get the correct temperature. hours.There may be delayed smoldering and subsequent ignition,even if
CREOSOTEAND SOOT FORMATIONAND NEED FOR REMOVAL the fire inside the chimney has been controlled.
When wood is burned slowly, it produces tar and other organic vapors,
FRAMING DIMENSIONS FOR SELKIRK CHIMNEY SYSTEMS
TO MAINTAIN 2 INCH AIR SPACE CLEARANCE
CHIMNEY SIZE:(Inside Diam.) 5" 6" 7" 8" 10" 12" 14"
TYPE HT TYPE HT TYPE HT TYPE HT TYPE HT TYPE HT TYPE HT
CEILING OR FINISH SUPPORT' 11-1/4"X11-1/4" 12-1/4"X12-1/4" 13-1/4"X13-1/4" 14-1/4"X14-1/4" 16-1/4"X16-1/4" 18-1/4"X18-1/4" 20-1/4"X20-1/4"
CEILING PENETRATIONS* 11"X 11" 12"X 12" 13"X 13" 14"X 14" 16"X 16" 18"X 18" 20"X 20"
FLOOR OPENINGS* "" "" "" "" " ""
ROOF OPENINGS* "" "" "" •" "" "" ""
WALL OPENINGS' "" "" "" "" "" "" ""
*All framing dimensions may be up to 1/2"more, but not less than the above values.Check support dimensions before using.
MAXIMUM HEIGHT(OR LENGTH)OF CHIMNEY FOR SUPPORTS
SIZE
5", 6", 7", 8" 10", 12", 14"
FEET OF FEET OF
SUPPORT TYPE PART NO. CHIMNEY CHIMNEY
ANCHOR PLATE AP 85 85
FINISH OR CEILING SUPPORT FSP,CSP 50 50
INSULATEDTEE IT 50 40
WALL SUPPORT KIT WSK 50 40
ROOF SUPPORT(A) RSP 30 30
INTERIOR RESUPPORT IR 18 18
SUPPORT BOX SB 20 —
NOTE: (A) 20 feet of chimney may be suspended below a roof support with all
joints securely threaded,using locking bands or screws
CHIMNEY PIPE LENGTH SELECTOR CHART
Pipe Length 6 9 12 18 24 36 48 Pipe Length 6 9 12 18 24 36 48
Total Installed Height 4/ 73 103/4 16/ 224 343 463 Total iretaited Height 43 7/ 104 16/ 223 343 463
Ft. In. Inches NUMBER OF CHIMNEY PIPE SECTIONS Ft. In. Inches NUMBER OF CHIMNEY PIPE SECTIONS
—43/4 43/4 1 9 2 1/4 1101/4 1 2
—73/4 73/4 1 9 81/4 1161/4 1 2
—103/4 103/4 1 10 81/4 1281/4 1 2
1 1/2 121/2. 1 1 9 7 115 1 3
1 43/4 16 3/4 1 10 1 121 1 3
1 61/2 181/2 1 1 10 7 127 1 3
1 103/4 22 3/4 1 11 81/4 1401/4 3
1 11 1/4 231/4 1 1 1 12 7 151 1 3
2 103/4 343/4 1 13 1 157 1 3
2 11 1/4 351/4 1 1 1 13 7 163 1 3
3 31/2 391/2 1 1 14 7 175 1 3
3 61/2 421/2 1 1 11 7 139 4
3 91/2 451/2 1 1 12 11 3/4 155 3/4 1 4
3 10 3/4 463/4 1 13 53/4 161 3/4 1 4
4 21/4 501/4 1 1 1 15 7 187 4
4 31/2 51 1/2 1 1 16 11 3/4 2033/4 1 4
4 31/2 51 1/2 1 1 17 53/4 2093/4 1 4
4 61/2 541/2 1 1 18 53/4 221 3/4 1 4
4 91/2 571/2 1 1 14 53/4 1733/4 5
5 31/2 631/2 1 1 16 41/2 1961/2 1 5
5 91/2 691/2 1 1 19 53/4 2333/4 5
5 91/2 691/2 2 21 41/2 2561/2 1 5
6 91/2 81 1/2 1 1 22 4 1/2 2681/2 1 5
7 21/4 861/4 1 2 17 4 1/2 2081/2 6
7 81/4 921/4 1 2 19 31/4 231 1/4 1 6
7 81/4 921/4 1 2 23 4 1/2 2801/2 6
7 91/2 931/2 2 25 3 1/4 3031/4 1 6
8 81/4 1041/4 1 2 26 3 1/4 3151/4 1 6
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