here goes anyway.
I have a wood burning zero clearance fireplace that was installed about 25 years ago. The contractor put in a chimney with a triple wall 14" outer pipe. My problem is that the chimney cap was damaged in a wind storm and I'm looking to replace it.
Does anyone have any idea what size cap I should be looking for? I've seen 6" and 8" caps and assume that's the diameter of the inner pipe. If the outer pipe is 14", I would guess I need one that fits the inner pipe at 8". Am I correct?
The chimney itself is in good condition - it's segmented galvanized and tight (doesn't leak when the fireplace is in use.
Any ideas here?
Thanks!
I have a wood burning zero clearance fireplace that was installed about 25 years ago. The contractor put in a chimney with a triple wall 14" outer pipe. My problem is that the chimney cap was damaged in a wind storm and I'm looking to replace it.
Does anyone have any idea what size cap I should be looking for? I've seen 6" and 8" caps and assume that's the diameter of the inner pipe. If the outer pipe is 14", I would guess I need one that fits the inner pipe at 8". Am I correct?
The chimney itself is in good condition - it's segmented galvanized and tight (doesn't leak when the fireplace is in use.
Any ideas here?
Thanks!
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