Draw bands or adjustable connectors

Heating · Wood Burning Fireplaces · printed page 184 (PDF page 185)

Book index entries

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Text in the illustration

are used to allow for expansion in long, straight flue sections
to chimney
draw band
1" gap
draw band is secured to lower section of flue pipe but, not to the upper section
exploded view
side view
to wood burning appliance

Generated explanation

The illustration shows exploded and side views of a draw band joining two straight sections of metal flue pipe for a wood-burning appliance. The upper section leads to the chimney, and the lower section leads to the appliance. The draw band surrounds the joint and is secured to the lower pipe section but not to the upper section. A 1-inch gap and a vertical double-headed arrow indicate allowance for movement as the long, straight flue sections expand.

Components

flue pipe sections draw band adjustable connector crimped pipe end fastening screws

Materials

sheet metal

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