Got a Stove Pipe?

Got a Stove Pipe, Chimney Pipe or High Temperature Applications?

In any applications where temperature is a concern you must refer to the temperature range testing to determine which boot is needed. See below for temperature specifications.

To summarize though, any application with temperatures that consistently stay below 212º F and/or over -65º F should be able to use a standard EPDM flashing. Instances in which the temperatures consistently go above 212º F up to 437º F and below -100º F will need to use a Silicone flashing. Any applications that will reach over 437º F and/or under -100º F should not be used with any of the pipe flashings available on this site.

Test Type	EPDM	Silicone
Advance Ozone Resistance Test at 500 pphm	70 hours	70 hours
High Temperature
Intermittent:	275+ degrees F	500+ degrees F
Continuous:	212+ degrees F	437+ degrees F
Low Temperature
Resistance Tested to:	65- degrees F	100- degrees F
Tensile Strength:	1,450 psi	700 psi