Wood Stove Chimney Through Second Floor

I have a 12 x 65 ft.

Wood stove chimney through second floor. In a two story house the stove pipe would most likely connect to the metal chimney through an exterior wall on a gable end of the house. We considered re routing the stovepipe through the ceiling so we could have some of the metal surface exposed upstairs but it was a big job and it would have meant redesigning the second floor layout. Exposed pipe runs through my room i know it s not code it s not my house. This chimney kit details the peices you would need to pass through a flat ceiling attic space or second floor and terminate above your roofline.

The stove pipe comes out of the top of the stove the previous owner used 22 inch steel pipe for the stove pipe and the chimney. The chimney then extends the required height above the roof s edge. It gets way too warm and there s a smell. You ll twist this piece into position.

It s an option but that s up to you. To help the transfer of warm air from the lower level up to the second floor of the home a vent should be cut into the floor of the upper level. The remainder of the chimney pipe should run up the exterior of the house to extend above the. Please tell me there is something i can wrap around the pipe to solve my problem.

You can choose to leave the metal exposed or build around it with wood and siding or brick to dress it up. I live on 2nd floor of wood stove house. When i brought the home it had a wood stove in it. The only difference is the first piece of chimney section dropping down into the support box.

Every time i open the door on the woodstove it fills the room full of smoke. They ran the chimney about 20 feet above the mobile home. See the connector pipe category for selecting pipe to go between the stove and the ceiling. Our wood burning stove is vented up a brick chimney before the stovepipe reaches the second floor.

This piece may stem from either the attic or from the second floor.