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Stove pipe - getting it to fit
 Started by  abomb1969
 11 Oct 2009, 8:36 PM


I am installing a log stove in my new build under building regs, and am having a bit of a problem getting the stove pipe the right length to fit. We had a pumice flue installed which terminates in a register plate. The register plate has a male pipe end which the enamelled stove pipe slips over preventing creosote from dripping out. The bottom of the stove pipe slips into the stove.
 
I bought a 1m stove pipe but its 25cm too long, and the only way I can see this fitting is to cut the bottom off and buy something called a "cut length adaptor" to replace the fitting at the bottom of the pipe which I cut of to get the pipe the right size.
 
Is this the right approach, any help appreciated.

   
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