Sundance Direct Vent Stove in Moonlight blue with operable front doors

• Uses a coaxial pipe system (small pipe within a large pipe) and draws combustion air from the outside through the outer pipe.  Exhaust is vented out through the inner pipe.
• Can vent horizontally through an outside wall, or vertically through the roof - no chimney required!
• Convenient to install and more economical.
• Suitable for homes with no existing chimney.
• Can be installed directly over combustible flooring (except for carpeting or linoleum.

• Uses B-vent pipe, existing masonry or factory built metal chimney as a housing for flexible liner.
• Uses room air for combustion and venting terminates above the roof line (like a furnace).
• Relatively easy to install.
• Ideal for replacing an old wood stove, positioning a stove in front o a fireplace, or locating a stove anywhere in the home where a -vent can be installed.
• Can be installed directly over combustible flooring (except for carpeting or linoleum.
• A direct vent can be used in a natural vent application by installing a Vermont Castings B-vent flue adapter.