6" Extended Roof Bracket Kit, Adjustable Chimney Support for Stove Pipe

The kit has proven to be a solid investment for securing my stove pipe. This adjustable roof brace provides excellent stability to the chimney, even in harsh conditions with strong winds and heavy snow. The construction feels robust and durable, giving me confidence that it will hold up well over time. What I really appreciate about this bracket kit is its ease of installation. The adjustable feature made it straightforward to fit and secure the 6" diameter stove pipe perfectly. It offers a secure fit, and once installed, it significantly reduces any movement or wobble of the chimney, enhancing overall safety. One minor thing to note is that it requires careful placement to ensure maximum stability, but this is a given for any installation of this nature. The peace of mind it provides, knowing that my chimney is securely braced, more than makes up for the initial setup effort. I think that the kit is a fantastic product for anyone needing to stabilize their chimney pipe. Its sturdy build and reliable performance under challenging weather conditions make it a top choice. Highly recommended for its functionality and ease of use.

Pretty easy to install and works great

DOES NOT FIT a 6" Duravent Chimney pipe. Duravent chimney pipe is 10" outside diameter

Good and solid

Good quality, works well.

Do not buy!!! Missing parts and hardware. Looking at the so called instructions it doesn’t come with 2 brackets for the roof, only one. Mine was also missing the hardware bag. Waste of time and money!! Upon further investigation the caller is too big for the 10” pipe! Don’t be fooled into buying like I was

I got this today and installed it, despite feeling it is not going to last long. The diameter of the band was good, it fit tightly around the 6" chimney pipe. The support posts, however, are in three sections, not two as is shown in the description photos, etc. The problem with this is that there are more sections to bolt together. Since the support pieces are quite thin, the more movement, the greater the risk of failure. Add to that this aspect: the support pieces appear to be made of aluminum, not galvanized steel, as was described. That means the thinner material is even more flimsy and secure. Not to mention that the difference between the various metals will likely lead to corrosion. It was easy to position, but then again, I have put up several other kinds previously. I don't recommend.

Looks good works as it should nicer than they get up that I had prior this looks professional and is aesthetically pleasing