2" STAINLESS STEEL PLUMBING VENT STACK - SLATE ROOF
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7 gauge (3/16" thick) stainless steel base (cut the same size as your slate) fully welded to a 2" schedule 40 stainless steel through pipe. Our system installs just like a piece of slate and requires zero flashing. It may be sanded and spray painted to match your slate so that it becomes completely unnoticeable on your roof. Simply connect the plumbing in the attic to the underside of this pipe with a 2" rubber fernco. These photos show (2) leaking vent stacks being removed and combined in the attic, then rerouted to the new stack on the rear of this home.
Say "Goodbye!" to ugly, leaky flashing around cast iron or steel plumbing vent stacks.
Say "Goodbye!" to ever considering white, fragile PVC pipes protruding through a slate roof on new construction or a remodel job.
Say "Goodbye!" to making expensive custom copper wraps that rely on soldering and skilled roofers.
Say "Goodbye!" to plumbing stacks being located near valleys, on the front of houses, or any other undesirable location.
Say "Goodbye!" to ever considering white, fragile PVC pipes protruding through a slate roof on new construction or a remodel job.
Say "Goodbye!" to making expensive custom copper wraps that rely on soldering and skilled roofers.
Say "Goodbye!" to plumbing stacks being located near valleys, on the front of houses, or any other undesirable location.
Each unit is custom made to fit your slate size and roof pitch.
$350 is the base price for a 18" x 9" slate size unit.
Expect a 4 week lead time after payment and providing all relevant information.
We recommend the customer remove any oily residues prior to sanding and painting to match your slate.
$350 is the base price for a 18" x 9" slate size unit.
Expect a 4 week lead time after payment and providing all relevant information.
We recommend the customer remove any oily residues prior to sanding and painting to match your slate.
BEFORE PHOTO. This roof was ruined by slate walkers, slate caulkers, and poor repairs.
Our new roof being installed. New vent stack (moved to the rear), V-5 permanent roof anchor, and slate steps for access to the flat roof from the roof hatch.
