defined for a specific model listed in this manual. In the event there are floor protection questions, contact Country Flame or one of its local authorized dealers for assistance.
MOBILE HOME CHIMNEY AND DUCTS1.ALL chimney connectors, parts, attachments, and ducts should by TYPE L or PL rated vent. One
of the UL 641 criteria is that a Type L or PL chimney component withstands temperatures that do not exceed 570OF. Mobile home stove and chimney restrictions are that: (a) regular thin walled stovepipe is not permitted, (b) roof systems cannot be weakened when installing a chimney system, (c) a chimney cap and spark arrester are mandatory, and (d) the chimney must be strong enough to withstand normal area wind velocities.
2.There are many vent pipe manufacturers providing excellent products that meet government listing requirements. Each type and brand meets many various application criteria and has specific installation requirements. Further, each chimney manufacturer provides excellent written instructions on HOW TO install a chimney system. This information should aid the homeowner in ensuring a certified professional completes the job properly. If there are questions, contact Country Flame or a local authorized dealer. If additional information is required, a search of the internet will provide plenty of valuable information. An example of an informative and excellent vent system site is
3.A complete chimney system should include a HUD approved spark arresting chimney cap, a storm collar, a roof flashing, an attic radiation shield (if needed), a chimney support box, a ceiling finish collar, an approved chimney connector, and other parts required by site specific conditions. There will be clearance differences presented in both the Harvester and vent pipe manufacturers’ product literature. ALWAYS use the larger clearance requirement when installing a Harvester system into a mobile home.
4.A mobile home vent system must serve only one appliance. The vent system must extend at least 1 foot above the highest point on the roofline where it passes through the roof. The vent system should be at least 2 feet higher than any part of a roof or building within a
5.To comply with
6.Many chimney manufacturers provide pellet (all fuel) vent system kits that contain basic items. These mobile home vent systems kits are not
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