Nothing brief about that overview! Very informative and easy to follow - well done.

extremely informative. He goes over every aspect, definitely worth watching. Excellent job!!!

Thanks for making such a thorough and informative video. This covers all the questions I had on my remodel.

Excellent Video! I'm a home inspector and learned a few thing. Thanks!

oh my goodness, all the terminology for the different doodads was so helpful - thank you!

Awesome video man, some one just took out my electric water heater n installed a natural gas 40 gallon tank, i was concerned about the venting, I'm in a trailer home going out side wall, I'm happy with the height but not the venting pipe, I'll go get b pipe n do it myself, the hard part was done, ☮️from🇨🇦

Great Video Outstanding presentation Thank You Previous installer did not even connect my B ventilation

Thank you. That was excellent. A good overview of the correct way to vent an appliance. And lots of reasons & explanations why it has to be this way and not that way etc. Very good

Great video! Thank you so much for covering the blown in insulation detail!

Excellent tutorial ! Thank you 🙏🏼. Going to be moving my water heater to a outside metal enclosure(Currently in my kitchen ) . Going to run my B vent through the edge of the eve . I do plan on using all the materials you mentioned in this video .

best overview on youtube thanks.

Thank you very much, I needed this information to do my vent 👍

Love this guy! what a great teacher !😉

What an amazing video - so much info for me as an owner/builder!

this is just what i was looking for, thank you!

So good I watched it twice!

Very informative video. Thank you! 👍

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Thanks, that was very thorough.

Roofers are not allowed to replace flue caps in Colorado. I thought the double wall was mainly for condensation. The single wall pipe would condensate moisture on cool down

I am replacing my water heater which has existing B vent. I want to buy a new water heater that is 2 inches taller - is it possible to modify current B vent or do I have to reinstall entire thing ? Thanks!

Great info. Really appreciated.

Good video I see how your type connect s disconnect s

Excellent job. Thank you very much!

Great video thanks!

damn good video! very informative, no bs. Super helpful with answering my question... can b vent be run from a basement, out the side wall rather than through the existing chimney flue (vertical termination)

This is great thank you for the video!!

Very helpful - thank you

Thank you So much 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

Great video. Thanks for the tips

Great video thank you sorry if I missed it which direction do you run the pipe female connector up or down?

Excellent !!! Thank you !!!

thanks helpful

I need to replace that exterior sec. How do i disconnect that pipe in the attic. Or wherever.

How about another bigger size double vent around the little diameter vent?

Do all plumbers need to know all that you sent through?

Great video, but what does 'go back ten feet' in the attic mean?. Ten feet from what? Back from what? Toward what? I understood how you don’t want it terminating too close to the peak or the eaves, but that 'back ten feet' has me stumped.

I wonder what could cause the b vent not to work p properly. I mean, the flame keeps going out every 3 to 8 days, exporadically.

Thank you!

very helpful thanks

Hello there! Is there such things as a 'low-height draft hood'? I'd like to increase the pitch of my 3" vent as much as possible. I cannot lower the water-heater or raise the other end of the vertical vent where it enters (or connects) to the vertical section of the vent. Currently, the pitch is quite alright but I just like to increase it. Thank you for your great videos. 👍.

What could you speculate if after a new home build, ticking noises come from the hot water heater vent which runs close to rooms as it goes up through the 2nd story subfloor to the roof? And what could be done about it?

Sorry, new to this thing. The code says the b vent should not exceed 45° (and one 60° is allowed). I am confused. Can I make a 90° angle just like you did in the attic? Thanks

Thanks

Great 👍 nformation

how do you air seal and insulate that going thro the ceiling into the attic?

Is there a water heater power by gas. Bottle gas. It’s more for off grid that I need? Thank you

Thank you.

Great video Thanks (Shelly)

Was hoping to see something on oval b vent. Manufactuer says 4 and 5 inch can go in a 2x4 wall but the numbers don't add up. The 5 inch b vent is 2 7/8 outside thickness so to maintain a 1 inch clearance one would need a 4 7/8 stud. ? Edit: I reread the instructions for hart cooley and it says a 1 inch clearance is required for draft hooded appliances except except when the b vent is used in the stud space. Now, I'm really confused 🙂

I looked at my water heater installation directions. It says you need a minimum12" vertical section before any bends to insure proper drafting. Any comments?

Hanging Iron? Out here in L.A. we call it Plumbers tape or P-tape

Manufacturers stamp on their b vent that it must be 1 inch from combustible material. Unfaced fiberglass and rockwool are considered non combustibles so why what code prevents their use in contact with b vent?

Hello Sir, I would like to ask you a question about the metal vent pipe for the water heater: why does water drip on it? I appreciate

Great vid!!

Cool, Thanks!

I couldn’t locate this pipe in attic, will this be connected to fireplace in some cases? There is no pipe at all in the attic, water is leaking to my basement where this vent goes into the ceiling of my basement, so I need to identify the source.

Do I have to use tape in every connection to seal it ?

I have a traditional water heater vented through my roof Is it possible to change the direction horizontally to go out the side wall with this water heater?

Thank you!!!

Is it expected and acceptable for small amounts of water drips to follow the B vent pipe down from the roof during very heavy rain? Mine does this, even with a termination vent cap inplace.

Do you know the purpose of the 10' horizontal "break" in the attic?

Question: How do you air seal the B vent (Obviously that doesn't happen I don't see anyone doing it) Like HVAC ducts you can snap them together and then you need to tape and mastic them to keep the air in (even the factory joints). Why and how do you not do this with B vent carrying a more important gas? is it the capillary/ vacuum that keeps it from leaking?

you did not show the connection from the vent hood to the b-vent....3 screws?

? I got a bradford White venting into an old asbestus vertical but condensation is dripping at the ceiling do i change to b vent. Will that get the moisture out?

My Water heater keeps back drafting from inside underneath where the flame is what should I do