4″- 7″ High Temp Silicone Pipe Boot Gasket

$50.00

This High-Temp silicone (not EDPM) pipe boot is used for sealing your stove pipe and roof for a perfect water-tight seal.  Fits our 3″ insulated pipe (5″ outer diameter) out of the box with no trimming.  Can be trimmed to fit larger pipes up to 7″ diameter as long as the hole in the roof does not exceed 10″ across in any direction. Works great for flat or pitched roofs, with a nonporous roofing material like metal (including standing seam or corrugated) or rubber roofs.  Not compatible with most shingle roofs.

These boots are custom made for us in gray for aesthetic reasons. Any silicone pipe boot you can source in North America is orange, but there’s no physical reason why they need to be orange.  You can source black or gray EDPM boots but they don’t have the same temp ratings as silicone.

Availability: In stock

SKU: 4-7IN-BOOT Category:

Fits Pipe Outside Diameter: 4 – 7 1/2″

Base Diameter: 11″

Features a flexible aluminum base for forming boot to fit over corrugated roofs.

Boot is sealed (any sealer that is recommended for silicone + your roof surface) then screwed to roof surface.

This pipe boot is best used with our 3″ Double Wall Insulated Pipe and not recommended for single wall pipe.

Pitch Limitations:

3″ Insulated Pipe: 2/12 with 2″ clearance, or 7/12 with zero clearance
4″ Insulated Pipe: 4/12 with zero clearance
5″ Insulated Pipe: 2/12 with zero clearance

Any combustible materials must be removed to 2″ away from the insulated pipe passing through the roof.  A non-combustible roof (e.g. a metal roof with no wood sheathing underneath) can be cut closer to the pipe, but not touching.

For more steeply pitched roofs, check out the 6″-11″ Pipe Boot or the Extreme Angle Pipe Boot.

 

⚠ 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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