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Simpson Dura-Vent B Vent Pipe
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5 inch B Vent Pipe
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6 inch B Vent Pipe
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B Vent Pipe FAQ's
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Gas Water Heaters
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Dura-Vent B Vent Pipe
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Simpson DuraVent Pipe features:
- HEAVY GAUGE ALUMINUM LINER provides fast warm-up for a quick,
strong draft and corrosion resistance for safe, trouble-free performance
- MALE & FEMALE ENDS ARE HEMMED to add structural integrity, preventing
ovalization. Hemmed edges also eliminate sharp edges that can cause job
site injuries. The inner liner is recessed to avoid damage in handling
- DIE FORMED ENDS provide consistent fit, easy twist-lock assembly, and
proper alignment
- INVERSE BEADS add rigidity and ensure proper spacing between the inner liner
and the outer wall. The inverse beads also serve to seal the air chamber between
the inner and outer walls. As a result, the inner liner heats up rapidly and
remains hot during the operation of the appliance, minimizing the effects of
condensation
- Do not use Type B Vent for Category II, III, or IV gas
appliances
- Always refer to gas appliance manual and all local and
national codes!
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Simpson Dura-Vent Type B gas vent system features our
"no equal" twist-lock connections. Precision swedged fittings offers
a superior positive-lock connection that is fast and easy to assemble.
When necessary, the system may also be disconnected without damage to
the product.
Type B gas vent is for venting listed natural gas or liquid propane
Category I appliances. Check the install manual of the appliances you are
venting to be sure that it uses Type B gas vent systems.
Available in two diameters:
5 inch B Vent Pipe
and
6 inch B Vent Pipe
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Simpson Duravent Type B Vent Pipe FAQ'S
Please select the topic below or just scroll down this page to see all the topics.
Can I put screws in B Vent?
How do I order steep roof flashing for pitches over 7/12?
Which support do I use: round or square support?
What is the inner liner made of?
Can I common vent a gas fireplace?
Is this L-Vent?
Can I use B Vent on an oil furnace?
How often do I support the pipe?
Is a draft hood connector needed?
What is the maximum temperature?
Can I terminate the pipe horizontally?
What is minimum termination height?
How do I size my appliance?
What is the overlap of pipe?
What flashing do I use for flat roof?
Can I cut any straight pieces to make shorter pieces?
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