Inside or out, usually 3 or 4 feet of rise is sufficient. If you plan to replace a wood burning stove with a pellet model, another venting option is to use the existing chimney for the wood stove.

How far do you have to vent a pellet stove?

3 feet Clearances from exterior fixtures and walls vary depending on local building codes, but all pellet stoves must vent to a location where materials such as leaves wont plug the opening and the pipe should be at least 3 feet away from the air intake for forced air appliances and gas meters.

Do you have to vent a pellet stove?

Because most pellet stoves do not require the same type of chimney as a conventional wood stove or fireplace, you usually have more options where it can be placed. Proper venting is absolutely essential for safety.

Can I vent my pellet stove into a chimney?

A: You can vent a pellet stove either through a wall or through an existing masonry chimney. Some chimneys also require the installation of an approved metal liner that the pellet stove vent pipe passes through.

Can you vent a pellet stove through a chimney?

A: You can vent a pellet stove either through a wall or through an existing masonry chimney. Some chimneys also require the installation of an approved metal liner that the pellet stove vent pipe passes through.