What is the difference between DuraVent and DuraPlus?

Chimney sweep Mine does have 1″ of insulation stuffed in. Duraplus only has 1/2″ of insulation then the airspace while insulated double wall has 1″. As far as outside temps and safety between the 2 they are the same but the difference is in the ability to maintain interior temps.

Who makes DuraVent?

Egeria Investments
DuraVent continues to be owned by Egeria Investments, the parent of the M&G Group.

What is a chimney adapter?

Answer. It is a double wall connector pipe between the appliance and the chimney that is installed after the first combustible surface.

How does a duravent DVL stove adapter work?

The double wall pipe will slide over the adapter and then use the provided screws to secure the joint together. If you go to the DuraVent website or just google “6” DVL stove adapter” there are great videos showing exactly how it works. Hope that helps. Do i NEED an adapter to connect single wall to double wall stove pipe inside of shed?

How big is a duravent triple wall chimney?

Designed for normal, continuous operation at 1000°F flue gas temperatures, DuraPlus is subjected to rigorous and stringent HT requirements of the UL standard, including one hour at 1400°F, plus three 10-minute chimney fire tests at 2100°F. Triple-wall design offers added security and safety with 6 in. inner diameter and 10 in. outer diameter

What kind of ceiling mount should I use if I use the duravent 6?

DuraPlus with a galvanized outer wall will work with DuraPlus with a stainless outer wall. They are interchangeable, but it is recommended that stainless outer wall be exposed to the elements or closest to the cap. What type of ceiling mount should I use if I am using the DuraVent 6″ Triple wall galvanized stov…

Why do you need adjustable lengths of DVL-duravent?

Because the inner wall is stainless steel the flue heats up faster, stays hot longer, minimizes the formation of creosote, and has the same life expectancy as the chimney. Adjustable lengths eliminate the need for cutting or crimping. Required for Manufactured Home installations.