INSTALLATION
THROUGH
SIDE
OF
MASONRY
CHIMNEY
(Refer
to
figure
10)
1.
Position
the
stove,
adhering
to
the
clearances
in
Figure
1.
Mark
the
center
of
the
hole
where
the
pipe
is
to
pierce
the
masonry
chimney.
2.
It
will
be
necessary
to
break
out
the
masonry
around
the
location
of
the
pipe
center
mark.
Use
a
4
‐
inch
diameter
hole
for
3
‐
inch
pipe
and
5
‐
inch
diameter
hole
for
4
‐
inch
pipe.
3.
Measure
and
build
chimney
top
plate.
Cut
out
holes
for
chimney
pipe,
and
if
used
the
outside
air
pipe.
4.
Install
the
tee
on
the
bottom
of
the
vertical
pipe
system
and
lower
it
down
the
chimney
until
the
center
branch
of
the
tee
is
level
with
the
center
of
the
hole
in
the
masonry,
as
shown
in
Figure
10.
5.
Install
and
seal
the
top
plate
from
step
3
with
non
‐
hardening
mastic.
Slip
the
storm
collar
over
the
pipe,
and
while
holding
the
pipe
at
the
proper
elevation,
affix
the
collar
with
a
minimum
of
three
¼”
stainless
steel
sheet
metal
screws.
Seal
all
joints
and
seams
around
the
collar.
6.
Connect
the
horizontal
pipe
by
pushing
it
through
the
hole
in
the
masonry
and
lining
it
up
with
the
branch
in
the
tee.
Push
the
pipe
into
the
tee
while
twisting
it
to
lock
it
into
the
tee.
7.
If
desired,
once
the
horizontal
pipe
is
in
place,
the
space
between
the
pipe
and
masonry
may
be
filled
with
high
‐
temperature
grout.
8.
Install
the
trim
collar.
An
adjustable
pipe
length
and
adapter
may
be
needed
to
finish
the
connection
to
the
stove.
FOLLOW
YOUR
VENT
PIPE
MANUFACTURERS
INSTRUCTIONS
REGARDING
ALL
ASPECTS
OF
VENT
INSTALLATION
AND
CLEARANCES.
Follow
guidelines
for
equivalent
vent
length.
Figure
10
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