Typical Class-A Chimney Installations; Hart's Hearth & Homestead

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Class-A Chimney Typical Installations Slow loading Large Images, Please be patient. Below you will see the typical installations for the various brands of chimney we carry. As you can see, most applications are basically the same, only the names for the components may be different from each manufacturer. You can get a very good idea what you will need by looking over these diagrams. If you have any questions, we welcome you to email Support at support@hartshearth.com (copy and paste to your email client) or you may call us at 1-877-602-FIRE. Uplink Companies / Hart's Hearth Inc. Copyright 2001 - 2012 Hart's Hearth is a Christian Company that promotes and supports the commission of the word and works of Jesus Christ. Main Page † Store Home † Policies † About/Contact Us † Mail/Fax Orders † Forum Build-To-Order † Reward Points † FAQ's † View Cart † Account Login † Site Map Product Catalog Fireplaces † Fireplace Accessories † Woodstoves † Woodstove Products Chimney Supplies † Gas Chimney Supplies † Woodburners Stuff Pellet Stove Products † Dryer Vent Products † Deck Restoration † Duct Cleaning Page Updated 08/22/2012 Office Address: Hart's Hearth Inc. Uplink Companies 2523 Middle Rd. Trenton, NC 28585 Toll Free Phone#: 877-602-FIRE (3473) Fax: 800-571-2765 Office Hours: 9AM to 5PM Mon. - Fri. Closed: Sat. & Sun. Most all orders placed Monday thru Friday by 1:30 pm Eastern will be shipped same day. Tech Support, Customer Service, and Order Takers will be available during office hours above.

Typical DuraVent Duratech Chimney installations. Above image for single story through-the-house, to the right for Through-the-wall.
Typical DuraVent Dura/Plus chimney installations. Through-the-house above, and through-the-wall and sofit to the right.
Typical Security Chimney Installations. The one above is the typical through-the-wall and the one to the right is through-the-house.
SuperPro Chimney Installations; Right and above
There are occasions when you will need to offset the chimney to get by the ridge pole or some other obstruction when going through the house. The image to the right shows that type of installation. There may be other times you may need to offset the chimney to get by a short sofit when going out and up the outside wall of your house. The principle is the same. Look in the instructions of the brand you are considering to get the offset measurements of that pipe's elbows and such.