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5″ Roof Exit Installation Kit – Vehicle/Boat

(1 customer review)

$661.10

All the core components you need to install your wood stove chimney. This bundled installation kit includes the essential parts for a safe and efficient stove setup in your RV, van, skoolie, or other vehicle where the chimney pipe will exit through the roof. 

Designed to simplify the install process, this kit removes the guesswork so you can get burning faster. Just add the right lengths of 5” Single-Wall and Double-Wall Insulated pipe based on your structure’s measurements to complete your install. Not sure what you need? Use our Kit Builder Tool to map out your full setup.

5" Single Wall Telescoping Pipe

$75.00

In stock (can be backordered)

5" Single Wall to Insulated Adapter

$55.00

In stock (can be backordered)

5" Double Wall Insulated Pipe

5" Ceiling Trim Plate

$50.00

In stock (can be backordered)

5" Roof Support Bracket

$100.00

In stock (can be backordered)

6"- 11" High Temp Silicone Pipe Boot Gasket

$70.00

In stock

5” Single-Wall Pipe Clamp (Black)

$25.00

In stock

5" Insulated Pipe Clamp - Stainless × 2

$28.00 each

In stock (can be backordered)

Stove Gasket Cement

$10.00

In stock

5" Roof Vent - Compact

$95.00

In stock (can be backordered)

RV/Bus Roof Kit Diagram Card

$0.10

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SKU: 5"RVBusKit Categories: ,

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What’s Included

We’ve put together a complete hardware kit using components rated for the high heat of wood-burning stoves and designed to work specifically with roof exit installs in vehicles like trailers, airstreams, and skoolies.

This kit includes all components listed above. The kit does NOT contain enough stove/chimney pipe for most installations. Use our Kit Builder Tool to calculate and add the correct pipe lengths for your setup.

What Else You’ll Need

  • Stove/Chimney pipe: Add 5” Single-Wall and Double-Wall Insulated pipe sections using our Kit Builder Tool.
  • Basic tools: Screwdriver, ladder, level and/or plumb bob, wax pencil or sharpie, tools to cut a hole in your ceiling/roof, screws to attach your pipe boot to your roof, your roof support bracket to your ceiling or roof, and your ceiling trim plate to your ceiling, silicone or urethane roofing sealant to seal the pipe boot flange to your roof
  • You may need: Angle grinder with a metal cutoff blade to cut single-wall pipe, sheet metal crimpers to adjust crimps, high-temp RTV silicone if using a storm collar, scissors to trim your pipe boot, drill, heat-safe lubricant like spray graphite to prevent stainless hardware from binding
  • Hearth protection
  • Optional: Heat shielding

Installation Resources

This kit is DIY-friendly and built for first-timers but does require some level of comfort using basic tools. That said, always follow local codes and safety best practices. Consult a pro if you’re unsure.

Need Help Planning Your Setup?

Use our Kit Builder Tool or download our Project Planning Checklist to get started. And if you hit a snag, our team is here to help. Email us at support@tinywoodstove.com

 

⚠ Warning: California Proposition 65

Use of this product can expose you to chemicals including soot, creosote, wood dust, and wood smoke containing carbon monoxide, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm.  For more information, visit www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

 

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  1. Elizabeth Paashaus

    High Quality Parts

    Tiny Wood Stove Staff Elizabeth Paashaus

    Which 5" stove did you install? Dwarf 5kW

    We have been using our Dwarf 5kw stove for the last 3 winters and it has been just perfect! Nick and Dan were very helpful when we were designing the flue. We had to offset ours using two 45 degree elbows and they helped ensure we got all the parts we needed. We got the installation kit which included all the pieces that I wouldn’t have known we needed plus we got the elbows and some additional pipe. Cutting a giant hole in the roof was scary but everything worked smoothly and we had it sealed back up within the same day and haven’t had a leak since. We installed the roof support bracket on the top of our roof, under the pipe boot and had to cut down the L brackets to make them fit under. After 3 years we have had no problems, the stove drafts very well, and we find that even with burning less than ideal wood (lots of pine that may not be fully dried as well as cardboard and other paper trash), we only need to clean our flue twice a year.

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