8 Inch Stove Pipe 22 Gauge
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Saf-T Pipe is the highest quality stove pipe available
for coal and wood-burning stoves, fireplaces and central heaters.
Manufactured for optimal system performance, Saf-T Pipe is unmatched
in safety, durability and ease of installation. Saf-T Pipe is
made from 22-gauge cold-rolled steel, which is up to 60% thicker
than snap-lock single wall stove pipes. With an invisible seam,
finished with high-quality silicone-based black stove paint, it
looks as smart as it performs. Decorative, laser-cut wall collars
can be specified to finish applications with extra flair. Innovative,
efficient technology makes Saf-T Pipe a superior fitting system.
Continuous-seam laser welding delivers a product that fits consistently
– because it’s consistently round. Saf-T Pipe retains
its shape, even when cut. Since Saf-T Pipe doesn't have to
be snapped together, it’s quicker to install – and it
can’t come apart, even in case of fire (especially in the
case of fire). Joints fit perfectly to ensure tight, safe venting
and eliminate the release of soot and flue gas to interior environments.
It’s secure, reliable and virtually smoke-free.
- Laser-welded seams
- Will last many times longer than 24 gauge pipe
- Inside of each piece painted to prevent flash rust.
- Full range of parts and sizes
- Beaded for furnace cement
- High-temperature, low-luster finish
- Individually wrapped
12" Straight
Pipe
Use for a single-wall connector pipe. Requires 18” clearance
to combustibles. |
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18" Straight Pipe
Use for a single-wall connector pipe. Requires 18”
clearance to combustibles. |
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24" Straight Pipe
Use for a single-wall connector pipe. Requires 18” clearance
to combustibles. |
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36" Straight Pipe
Use for a single-wall connector pipe. Requires 18”
clearance to combustibles. |
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45 Degree Elbow
Offsets obstructions as needed. Non-adjustable. |
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48" Straight Pipe
(Case of 2)
Use for a single-wall connector pipe. Requires 18”
clearance to combustibles. |
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8" x 48" |
Ocp21330 |
$193.49 |
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90 Degree Elbow
Offsets obstructions as needed. Non-adjustable. Not recommended
for rear exit appliances. |
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Adjustable Elbow
90° sectioned. Can quickly be adjusted to a straight line, 45 degree angle, or a right angle. |
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Increaser
Easily adapts smaller stove pipe to larger stove pipe. 8"
(female) to 6" (male)-male end is crimped. |
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Oval to Round Offset
Boot
Oval-to-8" round offset boot for Vermont Castings
Stoves. The oval male end dimension is 53/8" X 93/4".
The round female end accepts 8" diameter, 22-ga. stovepipe |
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Oval to Round Straight
Boot
Oval-to-8" round straight boot for Vermont Castings Stoves.
The oval male end dimension is 53/8" X 93/4". The
round female end accepts 8" diameter, 22-ga. stovepipe |
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Reducer
Easily adapts large stove pipe to smaller stove
pipe. 6" (female) to 8" (male)-male end is crimped. |
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Slip Connector
18" length. Use to adapt pipe to ceiling support box
or finishing collar. Adds 4” - 16” of length to
rigid pipe. Allows drip-free installation without cutting
the pipe. Can be used in line to create a telescoping combination
when used with a straight length of pipe. |
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Tee Cap
Used to close off one end of a stove pipe tee. Use
of a tee cap allows for easy access for pipe cleaning. |
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Tee Joint
Both sections assembled with "Snap lock" seam. Can
be easily turned to make a secure lock. |
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Telescoping Length
Use for a two-piece installation. Connects directly from stove
to ceiling support box or finishing collar. Adjusts from 38"-70".
No cutting required. |
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8" x 38" - 70" |
Ocp21335 |
$173.99 |
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Trim Collar
Covers excess area around flue opening. Provides
a finished look to stove pipe installation. |
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1. Stick with one brand of stovepipe
for connecting wood stoves to chimney. This ensures the most secure
stovepipe connection. Learn
why a good stovepipe connection is so important.
2. For most stovepipes 3 screws are required to fit each pipe connection
tightly
3. New stovepipe and wood stove installations may smoke a little and
emit an odor when first used. This is normal curing of the paint
on the pipe. Allow ventilation of an open a window or door to allow
the smoke and fumes to escape during the beginning of your first wood burning stove fire.
Never use stovepipe as a chimney or pass it through an unprotected wall.
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