Related illustrations

1054

Wood stove vent connector slope

· p. 183

The illustration shows a wood stove on legs over a brick base, with a vent connector rising vertically from the stove top and turning through a 90° elbow. The near-horizontal connector slopes upward away from the stove a

1554

Vent connectors and clearances to plastic supply pipe

· p. 269

The illustration compares plastic supply pipe clearances from vent connectors serving a gas furnace, an oil furnace, and a wood stove. Section cuts A-A, B-B, and C-C correspond to the vent connectors shown at the three a

1055

Wood stove vent connections

· p. 184

A wood stove stands on a brick base with a vertical vent connector that turns through an elbow into a horizontal run. A circled joint is enlarged in two cross-sectional details comparing proper and improper pipe overlap.

1022

Vent connector combustible clearances

· p. 176

The illustration shows a wood furnace in cross section, with cold return air entering from above and hot supply air leaving through an adjacent duct. A vent connector exits the side of the furnace and rises through elbow

1048

Clearances for unlisted wood stoves

· p. 182

The illustration shows a freestanding unlisted wood stove near a wall corner, with a stovepipe rising from its top and turning through an elbow. Dimension arrows indicate clearances of 48 inches from the back, side, and

0770

Combustible clearances for vent connectors and B-vents

· p. 125

The illustration shows a gas furnace connected by a sloping vent connector to a vertical B-vent passing through wood floor framing. Return and supply ducts are shown alongside the furnace, with arrows indicating airflow.

1578

Vent clearances

· p. 275

A gas water heater is connected to a vertical B-vent by a single-walled vent connector labeled as typically 4 inches in diameter. The connector rises from the heater and turns toward the B-vent near wood framing. Cross-s

0381

Wood/soil clearances

· p. 68

The illustration shows a cutaway of a wood-framed exterior wall and floor supported by a foundation wall, with horizontal lap siding on the exterior. A vertical dimension indicates separation between the bottom of the ex