Deck iron/flange for stove

[Breda_1931]

Hi, Does anyone know where I can buy a water well deck flange for a 5" OD stove pipe? Preferably bronze and it also needs a cap to go to sea.

thanks Simon.

 

[Herringchoker]

www.davey.co.uk

Scroll down to Solid Fuel Stoves and 4'' well deck flange is listed.
Perhaps you could adapt your flue?

 

[Breda_1931]

I wondered about that, Shipmate Stove Co. now make a nice one, but I know very little about stoves.

If the stove has a 5" chimney am I not creating a potential problem stepping it down?

 

[Porthandbuoy]

Rubber Deck Iron

I took a different approach for the 1" flue on a Pansy charcoal heater. I had made a st/st ring with an ID slightly larger than the chimney.
Then, using one of the wife's silicone baking trays, cut a gasket which was a tight fit over the chimney. The st/st ring has 8 bolt holes and clamps the gasket securely.
It's waterproof, won't burn or char, there's no conducted heat to the woodwork and, most importantly, cheap (until the wife wants to cook quiche).

I doubt if it would work on a 5" flue though.

 

[Herringchoker]

Have a look here www.dickinsonmarine.com/dieselaccess.html

5'' deck flange but no well feature.

 

[monkey_trousers]

have a look on http://www.midlandchandlers.co.uk/searchresults.aspx?searchterm=collar

lots of stove bits n pieces, the collars are about third of the way down the page

 

[Breda_1931]

Hi thanks for the suggestions.
It appears it's ok to go from 5" to 4" so problem solved.