SelkirkCORP 283870 Type L Pellet Kit, 3-Inch

I haven’t installed it yet but it should work fine

All the components are available for easy installation of the pellet stove I was putting in. Actually the best price and value for the money I have found. I knocked them down a star because the wall pass thru was a real tough one to disassemble and I cut my self on the sharp edges trying to remove the two halves. The second star was for the piping assembly was a bear trying to put together. I get the tight fit but not so tight it requires two men to put together. Still a great value for the money.

They’re shipping was 2-3 days ahead of schedule, which really helped me with the cold weather. I had everything done and working in 3 hours. The FedEx delivery man went above and beyond, the weather was total crap

These are great pipes, well insulated and tight fitting. Would have given them a 5 start rating, BUT .... the instruction sheet was really a disappointment. Tiny print and hard to follow. So I pretty much figured out how to install them myself, but it would have been a lot quicker with simple, easy to read instructions. Two things to consider if you're buying these. 1) They get hot to the touch. You WON'T burn yourself, but don't think these eliminate the heat altogether. 2) You must research and purchase the right joint sealant, otherwise you WILL get smoke seeping from the seams. The kit does not come with a sealant, so you're on your own. I'd budget about $10 to $15 to seal the all the joints, especially the elbows.

So.....I paid what I consider to be a high price for this kit. I expected more than what I got, which was exactly what you see in the picture. Here's what should be included in the box:The size of the hole needed to accommodate the thimble. I had to do some serious research to figure out what size hole saw to buy.At least a starter tube of sealant or hi-temp tape for the joints. You need more - trust me on this. All the interior joints need to be sealed inside and out.Sheet metal screws. The directions specify that each joint be secured with three screws, minimum. They don't cost that much, guys. For $300 I expect fasteners.It worked, but could be so much more, especially for the price.

Make sure to get fire caulking before you install

I should have sent it back. Poor construction, should have had better instructions, and packaging wasn’t very good so some of the parts were bent.

Fast shipping, decently easy to install a little spendy for what it is