Any solutions for storing and transporting chimneys for stove/heater?

[OceanMon]

Hi there,

I'm looking at getting a chimney setup for my diesel heater. However, as far as I understand, I have to be lugging around 8 sections of 4" x 18" pipe. Does anybody have an ingenious design for the chimney that allows one to pack it away neatly?

Thanks!

[Stone Sheep Steve]

Telescoping stove pipes.
Might not draw as good as straight pipe but the convenience level is high

https://www.davistent.com/product/nesting-stove-pipe/

SSS

[Gateholio]

Lots of woodstoves designed for wall tents have a chimney system that the tubes fit inside one another. Probably there are similar ones for your heater.

[whitlers]

Telescoping stove pipes.
Might not draw as good as straight pipe but the convenience level is high

https://www.davistent.com/product/nesting-stove-pipe/

SSS

This. Same system came with my wood stove. Works just the same.

[Ubertuber]

Yup, a nesting stove pipe would work.

[OceanMon]

Thanks, everyone!

[Downtown]

Hi there,

I'm looking at getting a chimney setup for my diesel heater. However, as far as I understand, I have to be lugging around 8 sections of 4" x 18" pipe. Does anybody have an ingenious design for the chimney that allows one to pack it away neatly?

Thanks!

Its a messy Business without perfect solutions.
I recommend using a Plastic Tote with well fitting Lid where regular 6"OD Stovepipe sections fit in nicely. Depending on total Stovepipe sections needed you may need 2 or 3 Totes. Since you are using a Diesel Heater you may could get away with one full 8Ft 3"OD lenght of Thinwall SS Pipe. Put a Cap on each end and be done with it.

Cheers

[KBC]

I'm not sure if you can get some titanium foil wide enough to make a 4" pipe but I ordered a stove pipe from Seek Outside for the stove I made. It rolls up and fits in a tube they sell as well.

Here's a link to a video about their stove pipes;

[HappyJack]

I'm not sure if you can get some titanium foil wide enough to make a 4" pipe but I ordered a stove pipe from Seek Outside for the stove I made. It rolls up and fits in a tube they sell as well.

Here's a link to a video about their stove pipes;

Have you used it yet? That looks like a two man job and might not be too easy to roll up without a nice flat table to work on?? I can definitely see the benefit to that style of chimney though.

[KBC]

After you burn it in for the first time it remembers the shape and is easy to set up and take down. I can do it myself no problem with a 7’ pipe.