Metalbest 10s-ir Stainless Steel Sure-Temp 10 inch Class A Chimney Pipe Interior Resupport - Silver

Description

The Support Band is clamped around the chimney immediately below a Locking Band. The second means of support is used primarily when the immediate sections of the upper offset do not pass through a joist area and resupport is necessary. Components may be combined in a wide variety of ways to solve almost any chimney installation requirement. Materials: Stainless steel Clearance: 2 to combustibles Allowable Flue Gas Temperatures: Maximum Continuous: 1,000 Degrees Fahrenheit / 540 Degrees Celsius Brief Forced Firing: 1,400 Degrees Fahrenheit / 760 Degrees Celsius (60 min.). Features: Materials: Stainless steel Clearance: 2 to combustibles Allowable Flue Gas Temperatures: Maximum Continuous: 1,000 Degrees Fahrenheit / 540 Degrees Celsius Brief Forced Firing: 1,400 Degrees Fahrenheit / 760 Degrees Celsius (60 min.) Creosote Burn. The 18' limit of supportable chimney length applies. In both methods, the straps are nailed to suitable framing at 2 clearance. The first method is used at the immediate section of chimney above the upper elbow of an offset. 10 Class A Chimney Pipe Interior Resupport Band from Sure-Temp Interior resupport assembly allows for two different methods of chimney resupport. The Sure-Temp Chimney System is designed to meet the needs of todays high-efficiency Wood Stoves and other appliances burning wood, oil or gas. With the appropriate Fire Stop/Joist Shield (JS) in place, clamp the support band around chimney and attach with 6 sheet metal screws.

Key Features

• The Sure-Temp Chimney System is designed to meet the needs of todays high-efficiency Wood Stoves and other appliances burning wood, oil or gas.
• The Support Band is clamped around the chimney immediately below a Locking Band.
• With the appropriate Fire Stop/Joist Shield (JS) in place, clamp the support band around chimney and attach with 6 sheet metal screws.
• 10 Class A Chimney Pipe Interior Resupport Band from Sure-Temp Interior resupport assembly allows for two different methods of chimney resupport.
• Materials: Stainless steel Clearance: 2 to combustibles Allowable Flue Gas Temperatures: Maximum Continuous: 1,000 Degrees Fahrenheit / 540 Degrees Celsius Brief Forced Firing: 1,400 Degrees Fahrenheit / 760 Degrees Celsius (60 min.).
• The second means of support is used primarily when the immediate sections of the upper offset do not pass through a joist area and resupport is necessary.