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Wood stove vent connector slope

· p. 183

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Connections of metal vent pieces

· p. 172

A house cross section shows a wood stove connected by an elbowed connector to a vertical metal chimney extending above the roof and terminating in a cap. An enlarged view shows separate metal vent sections, labeled as 2

1023

Joining vent connector sections

· p. 176

The illustration shows a wood furnace with hot-air and cold-air ducts and a vent connector, alongside enlarged cross sections comparing two vent connector joints. The correct joint, marked with a green check, has the upp

1057

Poor vent connection at chimney

· p. 184

The illustration shows a wood stove connected to a masonry chimney by a vent connector that rises vertically and turns through an elbow into the chimney. The chimney is shown in cross section, exposing its flue liner and

1034

Wood stove components

· p. 179

The illustration pairs an exterior view of a freestanding wood stove with a cross section of a stove connected to a masonry chimney. The exterior view shows the cabinet or shell, loading door, legs, and stovepipe. The cr

0772

Chimney/vent connections

· p. 126

The illustration shows a gas furnace and a gas water heater connected by separate vent connectors to a common masonry chimney. The smaller water heater vent connector enters the chimney above the larger furnace vent conn

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Vent connector slope

· p. 125

The illustration shows a gas furnace with a vent connector running from its top to a vertical B-vent near the foundation wall. The connector rises away from the furnace toward the B-vent, with a specified minimum slope o

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Chimney/vent connections

· p. 275

The illustration shows a gas water heater and a gas furnace venting through separate vent connectors into a shared masonry chimney. The smaller water-heater vent connector enters the chimney above the larger furnace vent