DuraVent DuraTech Shroud - Manual (Page 4)

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WARRANTY
DuraVent makes no warranty or representation
of any kind, either express
or implied, concerning the materials, quality,
workmanship or installation of the third-party
manufactured shrouds that may be used
in connection with the DuraTech Chimney
System. DuraVent expressly disclaims any and
all liability of any kind related to the materials,
quality, workmanship or installation of such
third party manufactured shrouds.
DuraVent warrants the accuracy of its
specifications for the selection of third-party
manufactured shrouds. Should a third-party
manufactured shroud require replacement
due to the inaccuracy of a DuraVent selection
specification, DuraVent’s sole obligation and
liability will be to replace such shroud with
one of similar size and quality appropriate
to the installation. DuraVent’s warranties are
otherwise limited to the warranties set forth in
the DuraTech Lifetime Limited Warranty.
▪ Field-fabricated spacers (1/2” tall, 24 gauge
or .024” Galvanized steel) must be
used to support the Chase Top Flashing or
chase pan, in order to provide air flow.
▪ 5”-16” DuraTech chimney must extend at
least 3” above the chase pan/flashing.
▪ 18”-24” DuraTech chimney must extend at
least 6” above chase pan/flashing.
▪ A DuraTech chimney cap must be used
inside the shroud.
▪ The Shroud must not be in direct contact with
any of the DuraTech components
(other than Chase Top Flashing).
▪ All Open Areas of the shroud must be
covered with 1/2” stainless or galvanized
steel mesh screen to prevent debris from
entering the Shroud.
▪ Shrouds must follow the dimensional
requirements specified in Tables 1, 2 or
3, depending on the style of shroud used.
The three basic shroud styles are a) House, b)
Arch or Mailbox, and c) Pyramid.
Most factory-fabricated shrouds will fall under
one of these basic style categories.