Is this designed to slide over and secure to standard 6 inc stove pipe, no chimney?
1488269
Yes, I think if you have a chimney you would have to make sure that the pipe inside either came up high enough to clear the brick or other material, or if you don't have a pipe I think you would need a different kind of topper. Hope this helps!
1956429
No but there are converters sometimes need to work with them to get them to fit just right. Check youtube and adapter available here on Amazon that is of the better variety. You will have to judge if one will work with your particular stove but they will adapt to a screw on type connector.
728315
Mine came with the chimney - two parts, one sleeves over the other so you can slide it to ceiling height. They aren't full-square "boxes", the backs are open (where they go against the wall). Pretty quick install if you're replacing an old one and the exhaust ducting is in place in your ceiling. It comes with drywall anchors - I'd really advise you mount it to wood or framing though!
1756468
It fits inside. Make sure your using it on the correct flue pipe. Different manufacturers product will work, but the best fit will be the pipe designed for this cap. I don't what the over the top pipe fit would be? My stove pipe is a double lined specifically made for this cap.
1758815
I think so. I used it to put a wood stove in one room and rant through the wall to get to the chimney in another room. I have used it all year with no problem. It fits insulated pipe well.
2021059
No, I had to purchase an adaptor at HomeDepot, and once fitting it on, it really took up the small vertical space I had to deal with. I gave feedback to GE on this poor design, but received no reply. I actually ended up with an adaptor, then a couple of 6" duct-elbows and put aluminum flex-hose between the two elbows. Not the best approach to use flex, but I was out of options and space!
77927
As one of the previous answerers said, you should be able to go online and the other said it was in the box. In my case, the instructions were in the box. From memory I will tell you this- as to the installation mechanics, the unit is fairly heavy, so it will be necessary to have a strong means of support to withstand the weight when extended (I believe the unit came with anchors for installation in a backing of drywall and the like- I built up with plywood behind the wall covering instead of using the anchors). The base ( which is covered by the trim piece) is brass with 4 screw holes which must be used to secure it to the backing. Also, (and I don't remember the exact dimension but) the pipe nipple (which you must obtain separately) has to protrude from the finished wall either 1/2", 5/8" or 3/4" (it is a specific distance defined in the installation instruction) so that you'll achieve a proper water seal about the time the base contacts the finished wall- so the trim will fit flush. One other question that will come up is "where" to install it ( height from stove and distance toward center from sides of the stove). As far as I can tell, there isn't a fixed rule- basically, and what I did, for height is consider the tallest pot we were likely to use and made sure it finished slightly higher than that - and as far the horizontal measurement- I have a 30 inch range, so I placed it exactly center in order to reach all pot positions- if you have a wider range, you will not be able to reach every one, so the next consideration I would use would be the look in the "parked" position, and I would offset the base so that when it is folded back to the wall, it would be nice and center (this is simply for esthetics)....but while you consider this offset, move the base toward the side of the range that you are most likely to have the bigger pots (usually the larger heating element side, if there is a difference). Well, now- I apologize for being so long winded, I hope this helps.
474977
Hi, Yes it just slides straight on & off with a little force just make sure you have the dial right side up. Its really similiar to the knobs on your stove as a comparison but more force needed of coarse... Hope that helps.
328945
Don't know. Not a professional, just a homeowner putting on standard double wall fireplace chimney pipe. I know getting details on construction of the speedi products cap can be tough to find online, so if you'd like a specific dimension measured on it I can provide.
831619
No - I added 6 feet to the top side and 2 feet below as you should have at least 2 feet to the pitch on the inside where the adapter to single wall pipe goes. You should measure to be sure. The fitment as sold only just peeps through my pitched roof. I am delighted with my installation and also have the roof bracket and the snow diverter as I live in Vermont.
1204991
I don't think they make an s/s flex pipe. Stainless steel doesn't flex. But if your talking about an adjustable elbow, Yes it is made to do this. You don't want to send it through a multiple of turns, but this tool works fantastic for double wall pellet stove pipe. When you get it, you will notice that its not really tight fitting as it goes through. Its just enough to give you peace of mind that your pipe is as clean as you can get it. That is of course without replacing it with new pipe. It worked perfectly for me, and I would recommend it.
1967044
The install manual gives a dimension for this. I ignored it and mounted mine at 27" above cooktop so my wife and I wouldn't bang our heads on it like we did with the old one. Just so you know the fan in this thing moves a lot of air, so even mounted higher like ours didn't diminish it's capability to remove fumes and smoke like it would have with many others. We really like this unit and get lots of compliments on it. Good luck.
2064261
No my new stove is a glass cooktop. But it sits up a bit on the pegs so would probably fit over the coil burners.
2045480
If you buy the one for a 6 inch pipe "it should"... we bought the 8 inch version and installed it on an 8inch double wall pipe. It comes with a drip collar that extended out beyond the outer pipe by about 3/4"-1" all around after installation. Appropriate sealant helped to hold it in place and seal the gaps (do it on a calm day so it doesn't 'walk' and shift the installation - we installed it on a windy day and it shifted about a half inch to one side). Be aware that some fabrication may be necessary to mate the cap to your double wall pipe as our installation has the 2 existing pipes (inner/outer) at nearly the same ending height but the new cap has the inner pipe about 6-7inches longer than where the drip collar rested. The drip collar is at a fixed height with the chimney cap assembly and is not adjustable. This all means that additional outer pipe was needed to bring the existing outer pipe up to the new drip collar height on the cap assembly. The only other option was to remove and cut the interior pipe shorter, but I wanted the installation to be reverse-able if necessary. This aside, we are happy with the product as we can use the fireplace again without the downdraft problems we had. Check your existing installation first to see if the interior pipe is about as high as the exterior or if it is about 6-7" different. If different I suggest looking for appropriate sized outer pipe before spending the money on this investment. They no longer make our double wall pipe in galvanized/our sizes (not on Amazon or in local home improvement stores or online stores) so I had to fabricate the outer pipe extension from sheetmetal. Also of note - the only physical attachment point between the new cap and your existing pipe is the inner pipe. Since you cannot access this, and should not screw these together since the screws will become a point inside the chimney, the only fastening mechanism is the slip fit of the new cap into the inner pipe and any sealant you apply between the drip collar and the outer pipe.
1251059
Very nicely. It slides in easily, but doesn't rattle. It seems like the stove was specifically designed to fit a 230g canister. There's about 1" of extra vertical space above the canister so you can also fit a small stove. I have an Optimus folding stove which nests under a fuel canister. The combination makes a perfect fit with very little play any direction.
390829
It is crimped on one end that fit fine in my 6 inch duct. I used mine inline and the other side slipped over a crimped 6 inch pipe.
1435304
No. It did not. It had some plastic bars to keep out unwelcomed "guest" behind the vent cover and was flush against the pipe from the stove.