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[Boydz]

WOW I don't know what happened with that last post, I'm tired and going to bed, No on the indoor question, just teach safety indoor or outdoor, we just in March had a local guy get 3rd degree burns over 90% of his body because he tried to light his OWB with a can of gas, he will be in Boston living in a tent for at least a year. You can't fix stupid but that does not mean you shouldn"t try.

Pretty sure Scott has experience with customers anxiously lighting their new stoves with Gas - LOL - I'm still cringing about the ash pan to the shins - YEOW !!! 

Love that Video BTW - He said Hotdog - er, HOT  DOG - Bahahahja.

[Scott7m]

Don't remind me lol

It seems like yesterday I was laying there watching that mushroom cloud to higher than the power lines lol

[XJCraver]

OP:  Did you get this project done?

Go here for the roof boot - will be cheaper here than buying one in town (although your local lumber yard / plumbing supply house will have something similar):

http://www.pipebootexpress.com/square-base-flashing-109.html

You need item # MBAMB0060

I found Selkirk double-walled stainless pipe at my local farm store cheaper than anywhere online, so I'd check there first if you have one close (Tractor Supply, Rural King, Buchheit's, etc.).  If I were you, I'd run it from the stove connection all the way out - no creosote or overheating issues.

I see no problems with an install like you describe, if you use the right stuff to do it.  Get it done and get us some pics!!

[uncle]

I got my lines all terminated at the furnace, electrical done. I need to mount the heat exchangers.
I had to order the 45's for the stack but I'm getting there.

I did split some sycamore today. I hate this stuff.

Brian

[slimjim]

Thank you

[chillyhiker]

OP:  Did you get this project done?

Go here for the roof boot - will be cheaper here than buying one in town (although your local lumber yard / plumbing supply house will have something similar):

http://www.pipebootexpress.com/square-base-flashing-109.html

You need item # MBAMB0060

arent you concerned about it being rubber?i allways assumed you needed a metal flashing boot.

[chillyhiker]

well after doing web based search found they do make a high temp silicone roof boot for just such a purpose...go figure..

[uncle]

I haven't bought the boot/flashing yet. It's on my to do list.

Brian

[XJCraver]

arent you concerned about it being rubber?i allways assumed you needed a metal flashing boot.

Nope.  If he uses double-wall pipe, a standard rubber boot will be fine.  If ordering off the net I'd go ahead and order a high-temp version, but if I went to town to buy one and all they had was a regular rubber boot, I wouldn't be afraid to use it.

If he uses single-wall pipe, then yeah he'll need a metal flashing.