B-Vent for furnace
#1
01-14-04, 05:08 PM
B-Vent for furnace
Hello All,
The duct work is in now on the gibson kg6ra045 furnace
I was installing 2 lengths of b-vent one 5' and one 2' peice of vent pipe.
a friend came over he said I needed a draft hood connector at the top of the furnace vent then put on the vent pipe through roof.
Is that correct or can I just put the lengths of b-vent on top of furnace and thru roof with flashing and storm collar and wind cap?
thanks in advance
The duct work is in now on the gibson kg6ra045 furnace
I was installing 2 lengths of b-vent one 5' and one 2' peice of vent pipe.
a friend came over he said I needed a draft hood connector at the top of the furnace vent then put on the vent pipe through roof.
Is that correct or can I just put the lengths of b-vent on top of furnace and thru roof with flashing and storm collar and wind cap?
thanks in advance
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01-16-04, 08:48 PM
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Not where you system is set up.. But you can use the regluar pipe, and use the B-vent when your near combustable products.
Don't need to use scew on b-vent tey should twist and lock in place.
But yeah. put the pipe right on the furnace, and off to the roof you go.
Don't need to use scew on b-vent tey should twist and lock in place.
But yeah. put the pipe right on the furnace, and off to the roof you go.
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01-17-04, 04:27 PM
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code here allows 14 in single wall as long as 6 in min clearance to combustinles is met, NO screws in double wall, if so the must be stainless if they penetrate the inside liner.
