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What is Stove Pipe?

There are many kinds of stove pipe on the market. Because they are used to vent your wood or coal stove into the masonry chimney, you want to have the best product available to achieve a safe hook up.

There are smoke pipes that you can buy from any hardware store or home building stores such as Lowe's and Home Depot. The pipes found here are usually a very thin metal (26 guage) and you need to snap them together. We do not recommend using these pipes for the reason that they are not air tight and they are prone to rusting out fast.

24 guage, snap lock black pipe is a good quality, basic pipe that comes in lengths of 12” and 24”. This pipe also has to snap together but is better than the 26 guage snap pipes. The 24 guage snap together pipes have tee's, elbows, trim pieces and increaser and reducers. These allow you to connect different size pipes together.

The 22 guage welded black pipe and components are the king of all stove pipes. This pipe features laser welded construction and each piece of pipe is painted black. The stove pipe comes in lengths of 12”, 18”, 24”, 36” and 48” and diameters of 6” and 8”.

All 22 guage reducer and increaser parts are of a one piece construction.

If you are looking for a high quality pipe, this is the best.Purchase Stove Pipe