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Duravent DuraBlack Single-Wall Stove Pipe, 6" and 8"

Duravent DuraBlack Single-Wall Stove Pipe, 6" and 8"

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Duravent DuraBlack Single-Wall Stove Pipe, 6" and 8"
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Duravent DuraBlack is single-wall black stovepipe, listed here in 6 and 8 inch diameters and 12, 24 and 48 inch lengths. It is the connector that runs from a stove's flue outlet up to a manufactured chimney. The pipe is 24 gauge, lock-seamed steel painted black, with die-formed ends. Duravent part numbers 6DBK-12, 6DBK-24, 6DBK-48, 8DBK-12, 8DBK-24 and 8DBK-48.

6" or 8"Inside diameter
12", 24", 48"Less 1 1/4" per joint installed
18" clearanceTo combustibles
Connector pipeStove to chimney, not a chimney

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Part numbers6DBK-12, 6DBK-24, 6DBK-48, 8DBK-12, 8DBK-24, 8DBK-48
Diameter6" or 8" inside (6 1/8" or 8 1/8" outside)
Lengths12", 24" and 48"
Installed lengthSubtract 1 1/4" from each length
Material24 gauge steel, lock-seamed, painted black
UseSingle-wall interior connector from the appliance to a manufactured chimney
Clearance18" to combustibles
Joints3 sheet metal screws equally spaced at each joint
FuelsWood, oil, coal or gas appliances, per Duravent
BrandDuravent
Keep DuraBlack 18 inches from combustibles.Duravent requires at least 18 inches of clearance between DuraBlack single-wall pipe and combustible walls, ceilings and furniture. Stovepipe is a connector, not a chimney: it cannot be enclosed or pass through combustible material, so the chimney takes over at the ceiling support box or wall thimble. The appliance manual decides the venting.

Questions people ask us

Is DuraBlack a chimney?

No. DuraBlack is single-wall connector pipe. It runs from the appliance flue outlet to a manufactured chimney, such as Duravent DuraPlus or DuraTech, at the ceiling support box or finishing collar. Duravent says connector pipe cannot be enclosed, cannot pass through combustible material and must not leave the room the appliance is in.

How much clearance does DuraBlack need?

Duravent requires 18 inches of clearance to combustibles. Where that is not possible, Duravent's double-wall DVL stovepipe is rated for 6 inches to walls and 8 inches to ceilings, if the appliance manual allows it.

How do the sections go together?

The bottom of the first section goes inside the stove collar or appliance adapter, and Duravent calls for 3 sheet metal screws equally spaced around each joint. Each joint uses about 1 1/4 inches of length, so subtract that from each pipe length to get the installed length.

Can I cut DuraBlack pipe?

Duravent says it can be cut with a hacksaw or tin snips. A slip connector or telescoping length gives you adjustment without cutting.

Which appliances can it connect?

Duravent describes DuraBlack as interior stovepipe for connecting wood stoves to a manufactured chimney, and its FAQ rates it for wood, oil, coal or gas appliances. The appliance manufacturer's manual decides which connector and chimney are approved, so check it first or send us the appliance model.

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Manuals and warranty

Duravent manuals and warranty

Warranty terms come from Duravent and depend on the product. Read the manual and the warranty for your model before you order.

Our warranty library· DuraBlack installation instructions (PDF)· DuraBlack catalog (PDF)
Not sure which lengths you need? Send us the appliance model and the floor to ceiling height and we will work out the pipe run with you. No obligation either way.
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