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If you're looking for a complete chimney set for a top-vented wood stove or heater, here’s what you need to know to choose the right components and ensure a safe, code-compliant installation:

Product ID: SB214

1. Key Components of a Top-Vent Chimney System

A proper top-vent chimney kit typically includes:

• Class A Insulated Chimney Pipe (double-wall, UL-listed for high temps)

  • Example: DuraVent DVL, Selkirk Metalbestos, or Supervent

• Roof Flashing (adjustable for roof pitch)

• Storm Collar (seals pipe above flashing)

• Chimney Cap (keeps rain/debris out, often includes spark arrestor)

• Support Box/Ceiling Firestop (if passing through ceilings)

• Pipe Brackets/Straps (for roof stability)

2. Sizing & Compatibility

• Match the diameter to your stove’s flue collar (common: 6" or 8").

• Measure the required height:

  • The chimney must extend ≥2 ft above any roof surface within 10 ft (IRC code).

• Confirm roof pitch: Flashing kits are pitch-specific (e.g., 4/12, 6/12, etc.).

3. Where to Buy a Complete Chimney Kit

Option A: Stove Retailers (Brand-Specific Kits)

• Drolet, Vermont Castings, or Jøtul dealers (if your stove is brand-matched).

• Example: Rockford Chimney Supply (customizable kits).

Option B: Universal Chimney Kits

• DuraVent DVL Kit (6" or 8") – Home Depot.

• Selkirk Metalbestos – Northline Express.

Option C: Local HVAC/Chimney Specialists

• They can provide custom kits and professional installation advice.

4. Installation Checklist

1. Clearances:

   • Maintain 2" clearance to combustibles for Class A pipe.

2. Roof Penetration:

   • Use high-temperature sealant (e.g., Rutland RTV) around flashing.

3. Support:

   • Add a roof support brace if chimney height exceeds 5 ft above the roof.

4. Inspection:

   • Follow local building codes (permits may be required).

5. Cost Estimate

• Basic 6" kit (10 ft + components): $300\text{–}$600.

• Professional installation: $500\text{–}$1,500 (depending on complexity).

6. Safety Notes

• ❗ Never use single-wall pipe through the roof—it’s a fire hazard.

• ❗ Avoid flexible liner kits unless for masonry chimney relining.

Need help selecting a kit for your specific stove or roof? Share your:

• Stove make/model

• Roof material (e.g., asphalt shingles, metal)

• Desired chimney height

I’ll point you to the perfect kit!