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Masonry adaptor

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Superpipe Double-Wall Black StovepipeUsethis double-wall pipe with SuperPro chimney when you need to reduce

clearances to combustibles. We're impressed with how easily it joins together.Superpipe, with a lifetime warranty, is a 26-ga. black steel outer pipe with a

.015",430-alloy stainless inner liner.This double-wall construction is cooler onthe outside and thus lets you reduce both wall and ceiling clearance down to 6".

Superpipe Double-Wall ComponentsThe damper kit (A) is installed right above the stove adaptor. Used on older stoves

without adequate air controls, it displaces 41/4" of pipe.Elbows (B)are sectioned and nonadjustable.There are two telescoping lengths. The small lenqth (C)adjusts from 12" to 18".The

longer length adjusts from 38" to 68".Both lengths include a finishing trim collar.The masonry adaptor mates directly to a masonry chimney. It is,essentially, a thimble

into a masonry flue. Its overall length is 113/4" - the part that actually inserts through themasonry chimney is 9".Compatible only with Superpipe Double-Wall BlackStovepipe.

The double-wall universal finishing band conceals the joints andprovides a finished look. When installing Superpipe, the joints appear tobe going the wrong direction with a "male-end-up" connection. This iscorrect for the outer wall. The inner wall is a "male-end-down" connec-tion.

When you're mating Superpipe to SuperPro factory-built chimney, theblack stovepipe to chimney adaptor twist locks directly to the bottom

Finishing band section of SuperPro.The male end of the adaptor slips into the innerwall of the Superplpe. A finishing band is needed tocomplete this joint. (Asan option, the finishing trimcan be used on other Superpipe joints for a morefinished look). Compatible only with SuperProFactory-Built Systems.

Usethe stove adaptor to connect Superpipe tothe stove.The adaptor's inner wall fits into the collar

Black stovepipe Stove adaptor on the top of the stove, and the outside fits over theadaptor outside wall of the stove collar.The airspacebetween the inner and outer wall of the adaptor is 112" (not V4" as in the double-wall pipeitself) to allow some variation in stove collar size.The installed stove adaptor displaces 41/4"of pipe.

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Homesaver" Stovepipe ShieldThe HomeSaver Stovepipe Shield allows you to reduce required single-wall stovepipe clear-

ances from 18" to 6'~The stovepipe shield attaches to the pipe with the ceramic spacers andscrews provided. This often eliminates the need to attach a cumbersome shield directly to com-bustible surfaces nearby.

The 24-ga. black stovepipe shield is half-round in shape and 35" long. One sizefits pipe diame-ters from 5" - 8".This product is recommended for vertical installations only.

54720 HomeSaver stovepipe shield. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $21.95

Homesaver" Mantel ShieldThis 24-ga., black HomeSaver Mantel

Shield attaches to the mantel and allows aclearance reduction from 18" to 9" forstovepipe and from 36" to 18" from the top ofan unlisted stove, perNFPA 211 require-ments. (For listed stoves, consult stovemanual or manufacturer.)

It is 47" wide, has a depth or "face" of 1O'~and the angled lip is 23/4" wide. It can be cut to sizeand comes predrilled and ready to mount. All necessary ceramic spacers, hardware, and instruc-tions are included.

54770 HomeSaver mantel shield. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $22.70

Understanding InstallationsBelow are illustrations of commonfactory-built chimney installations. Usethem .to help you decide which type ofinstallation is appropriate for any givenset of circumstances.

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Deluxe Rain Cap

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clearly what chimney and componentsare necessary for each situation.

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Deluxe Rain Cap

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Listing No. MH8251

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A MAJOR CAUSE 'OF CHIMNEY RELATED-.-<}

FIRE$' rs FAILURE TO' MAI'NTAIN~"REQU'tREDC'LEARANCES (air spaces) TO COMBUS,TIBL'EM'ATERIALS. ,MlNIMUM C'LEARANCE FORTEMP .GUARD IS 2 INCHES'; rrrs OF UTfv1'OST

p IfvfP"ORTANCE THAT THis 'CHfM'NEY BEIN,STALLED ON'LY ,IN ACCORDANCE WITH

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OPERATIONAL PRECAUTIONS '--.,

• Maintain 2" ~inimum clearance to combustibles. Use ~~IYO:L.Listedproductsand INSTALL ONLY IN Acc6RD~NCE,WITH MANUFACTURER'S INSTRUCTIONS. ' '

., ' Formation of Creosote and Soot and the need for removal. . ' i, :: " ','

When wood is burned slowly, it producestar and other organic vap()tS~;whichcombine with expelled moisture to createcreosote. The creosote vapors condensein the relatively cool chim~~y flue of a slow barning fire. As a result.precsoteresidue accumulates on the flue lining. When ignited, this creo's6te'm,ak~s an extremely hot fire. The chinineishould

, be-inspected at least once every two (2) months during the heatinqseason to determine if a creosoteor soot buHduphas occurred. If creosote or soot has accumulated, it.should be removed to reduce the risk of chimney fire.

". Do.not.use fireplace for food grill. Grease from foods can-collectin chimney causing fireplace to become a potentialfire hazard., ' " ,,', " ,", .,', • ' . ;''f'-i-W-'' ',' ;,;

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• In exterior chimneys the fluecannot be greater than twicethe diameter of the applianceoutlet.

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Use these drawingsto help envision yourinstallations and tocommunicate them toyour customers.

"Note: UUULC Listedinstallations are outlinedin manufacturer's instal-lation instructions whichaccompany Heat-Fab,Ventinox, and Home-Saverpipe. Read themcarefully in order to rep-resent UUULC Listedinstallations proper/yo

HomeSaver®flexibleliners bottom termi-nations

On pages 11 and 12are typical bottom ter-minations for fireplaces,fireplace inserts, andwood stoves. Note 1)the alternative termina-tions, and 2) the differ-ences between installa-tions for HomeSaverRoundFlex, Pro, andUltraPro.

Homesaver"flexible linerstop terminations

See page 13 fortypical top terminationsfor HomeSaver liningsystems. Note the dif-ference in componentswhen using RoundFlex,Pro, and UltraPro.

Homesaver".factory-builtchimneylining system

Page 13 shows oursystem for reliningchimneys of factory-built fireplaces.

Rigid linersPage 13 shows a

typical rigid stainlesssteel liner system, asapplied to a wood stoveinstallation.

13Copperfield Pro Book· Orders 800-247-3305 • Tech 800-256-1926

Fireplace ••••••using Homesaver" RoundFlex TM, Homesaver" Pro TM, or Homesaver" UltraPro TM

Preferred UL/ULCApprovedBottom Termination:

Bottom Plate Leg Support System

Bottom SupportPlate, Page45

I Top/Bottom SupportI Brackets, Page 46II Leg Supports, Page 45

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Termination: Support RodsAnchored In Masonry

Alternative ULIULCApproved BottomTermination: Insulation Plug

. Fireplace Insert ••••••using Homesaver" RoundFlex™, HomeSaver®ProTM,or HomeSaver® UltraPro™I·

I HomeSaver RoundFlex RoundFlex Installation~ Pro, or Ultra Pro, 'Using Cast-Iron Insert Boot

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Support Rods

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Copperfield Pro Book. Orders 800-247-3305. Tech 800-256-1926

Typical Factory-Built FireplaceRelining Installation ...•.• using Home5aver@ Round Flex TM,

Homesaver" Pro TM, or U1traPro TM

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. Question 1: When should I insulate my chimney liner?Whenever you reline a chimney in a solid fuel application (wood, pellet or coal) in most cases you mustinsulate. This requires 1/2" layer of SUPER WRAPTM.The only exception to this would be when a chim-ney is built according to code NFPA 211 and the chimney and flue tiles are in good condition.

Unfortunately, these chimneys are rare. According to the NFPA 211code a chimney needs one inch of air spacebetween the exterior of a chimney and com-bustibles and one inch of air space between the

• interior of the chimney and the flue tiles. In thissituation, according to our FOREVERFLEXTMlist-ing, you do not have to insulate the liner.

Information & Supplies forInsulating ChimneyLining Systems

(The criteria for installation must be in confor-mance with the specifications contained in thelatest version of the NFPA 211 and local or statebuilding codes, whichever has jurisdiction. Con-tact local building or fire officials about restric-tions and installation inspection in your area.)

Question 2: Do I need to insulateoil or gas appliance relineinstallations?

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:::s'"C-~::".e:::sOlympia Chimney Supply

knows what a challenge it isto insulate chimney liners.We would like to help answersome of your questions!

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WHEN DO I NEED TO INSULATE?

To maintain For better resultsUL listing ••• we recommend ••.

If clearance allows, 1/4" Super

Oil None Required Wrap layer or any thickness ofEverGuard Insulation Mix.

(Home heating oil) This will stabilize draft andreduce condensation.

If clearance allows, 1/4" SuperGas None Required Wrap layer or any thickness of(Natural or Propane) EverGuard Insulation Mix.

This will stabilize draft andreduce condensation.

Solid Fuels1/2" Super Wrap

1/2" Super Wrap layer requiredlayer required or 1"(Wood, Coal, Pellet) EverGuard or 1" EverGuard Insulation Mix.

Insulation Mix.

According to our FOREVERFLE)(TMULlisting weare happy to say it is not required. Our UL listinghas a ZEROto ZEROclearance specification. Thismeans there is no air space required betweenthe liner and the interior of the chimney and noair space is required from the exterior of thechimney and combustibles. (Of course this is a properly built chimney, accordingto code, with a nominal 4" thick masonry chimney).

However, even though insulating is not a requirement with oil or gas there are installations where wewould recommend you still do so:

1) If a heating appliance is above 82% efficiency and vented into a flue.

2) If it is an outside chimney in a cold climate,

3) If a chimney is having drafting problems and/or down drafts. Insulating these liners with 1/4" layerof SUPER WRAPTMis a great way to reduce condensation and stabilize draft.

In any case, we want you to know that if you choose not to insulate oil or gas reline installations, this inno way affects your ULlisting or your FOREVERWARRANTyrM!

To view our full line of Insulation Products, please see our Price Guide!

To order caU: 1;.800-569-1425 (FaxJourorti~r'24.;lr,sadaYl1~800-237-0593) 37

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TIMOTHY D. THOMASCarpenter & Chimney Sweep

R.R. 2, Box 14-AKINGSLEY, PA 18826

(570) 289-4849

Cu~omer _

Address _

City State __ Zip.,.._......."...,..."...._,.-.:, .~Phone _

Date Time ~ ~

CONDITIONREPORT

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1. Height ~ = Sf.. II::""::!!:~:::I---+--+--;

2. Chimney Cap/Spark Arrestor ~ n~ffi'ty~ ~IPtg---~-r~

3. Crown / Wash =;::: lIIU ~ =

4. Brickwork / Mortar = ~ 11"~"]I;;;:-1---+-+--I

1\ 5. Flashing : ~ ~;;I):::!:~--~-r~

6. Flue Tiles : ~ \----- ~ ~b:!!.J--+-l---I

7. Moisture Resistance :: ~FIREPLACE ~~ ~ S:~lC~]c~::r--+--+--I

a. Smoke Chamber ~~ ~~ : ~

9. Damper : li~il!:CJ~8;j5~r-l--t--"l10. Firebox / Grate = ~NTR ~'I:;~J--+--~-t

11. Ash Container nREBRICI- ~ ~

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CHIMNEY

12. Spark Screen / Doors A~

13.Tools / Gloves ~t:::II::55:4:13Eltl~14. Hearth Protection

15. Misc.:

WOODSTOVE OR FIREPLACE INSERT

16. Stovepipe Condition (woodstove)

17.NFPA Approved Flue Connection (insert)

is. Installation / Thimble / Clearances

OTHER SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS

19. Fire Ext. / Smoke Detectors / CO Alarms

20. Gas / Oil Furnace Flue Liner

21. Fire Escape PlanNote: This sheet IS the result of a visual Inspection done at the time of cleaning. It ISintended as a convenience to our customer, not as certification of fire worthiness or safety.Since conditions of use and hidden construction defects are beyond our control, we makeno warraQty of the safety or function of any appliance and none is to be implied.

(B• Type of Fireplace: 0 Pre-fab 0 Masonry 0 Modular

• No. of Stories: 1 2 3 4 • No. of Fireplaces: 1 2 3 4

• Woodstove: 0 Insert 0 Free Standing 0 Pellet

• Type of Wood Used: 0 Soft 0 Hard 0 Wet 0 Dry

• Last Cleaned: __ Year(s) Ago 0 Never

• Number of cords burned per season: _

• Flue Size: 0 a"xa" 0 a"X13" 013"X13" 0 a"X17"o 13"X17" 0 a','Round 0 6" Round 0 _

~ Outside C;h~mn~YDim~Q$iOns:. ,.X ,~--

• Fireplace Opening Size: u X _

• HoW did you hear about.us? ,0 Media-TV, Newspaper

o Referral 0 Yellow Pages 0 Direct Mail

o Repeat Customer 0 Other

COMMENTS:-------,.- ..~.-,-----.------,

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CUSTOMER VERIFICATIONI have read this form and now understand which areas of mywoodburning system appear to be satisfactory and which- areasare not satisfactory.Signed Date _

NEXT SERVICING SCHEDULEDon ~~-- .,.- ~--,m--~~ __-

month day year time

The fireplace and chimney should be inspected yearly for anystructural faults.

Sweep's or Mason's Signature _

RECEIPT I INVOICEDESCRIPTION PRICE

SUBTOTAL

DATE COMPLETED TOTAL