Premium Material: Our stove pipe is made of high-quality 304 stainless steel, which is durable, rust-resistant, and has a long service life. The inner wall is polished to reduce heat loss and improve air circulation. Wide Application: Our stove pipe combination includes 2 pieces of 45-elbows, which can be connected to form different shapes and sizes according to your needs. It is suitable for most camping stoves, wood furnaces, and fireplaces. Easy to Install: Our stove pipe combination is easy to install and disassemble. The stove pipe can be connected directly to the stove without additional tools. Universal Design: Our stove pipe combination has a universal design, which means it can be used with most camping stoves, wood furnaces, and fireplaces. It is suitable for indoor and outdoor use and can withstand high temperatures and humidity. Multifunctionality: Our 45-degree elbow has a diameter of 2.36 inches and can be connected to furnace tubes of the same diameter to meet specific heating needs and space limitations.

45-degree elbow stove pipe offers several advantages:

1. Improved airflow: By angling the stove pipe at 45 degrees, you can facilitate better airflow within the stove system. This can enhance combustion efficiency and heat distribution within the stove or fireplace.

2. Space optimization: In installations where space is limited or where you need to navigate around obstacles such as walls or ceilings, a 45-degree elbow allows for more flexible routing of the stove pipe without compromising performance.

3. Enhanced draft control: The angled design of the 45-degree elbow can help regulate the draft within the stove system, ensuring proper ventilation and minimizing the risk of backdraft or smoke leakage.

4. Aesthetic appeal: Depending on the design and material of the stove pipe, a 45-degree elbow can add visual interest to the installation, contributing to the overall aesthetics of the stove or fireplace setup.

5. Reduced creosote buildup: Properly installed 45-degree elbows can help minimize the buildup of creosote, a byproduct of wood combustion that can accumulate in stove pipes and pose a fire hazard. The improved airflow and draft control provided by the elbow contribute to more efficient combustion and less creosote formation.