Stove Pipes

Common Questions

What is a Stove Pipe? 

A stove pipe plays an essential role in any home with a stove. This is as the pipe is responsible for taking excess smoke and gasses from the stove to the chimney above. 

Due to the important role your stove pipe plays and excessive heat it withstands, they are typically manufactured from high-grade steel or vitreous enamel. 

What is a Vitreous Enamel Stove Pipe? 

Vitreous enamel is simply a layer of glass fused at incredibly high temperatures to a metal surface. It's essential that you do not confuse vitreous enamel with enamel paint, as the latter is not able to withstand high heats. 

Vitreous enamel is used on stoves due to its ability to handle high temperatures without much degradation. You may also find it being used on stovetops for the same reason. 

What is a Stainless Steel Stove Pipe? 

Stainless steel is simply a mixture of steel and elements such as chromium. The combination of the two materials provides unrivaled strength whilst also being resistant to rust. 

Stainless steel is used on stoves due to its ability to handle high temperatures as well as moisture. You may also find it being used in plumbing applications for the same reason.