How to Construct a Fire Wood Chute

How to Construct a Fire Wood Chute
Written By
Ashton Daigle
Ashton Daigle
Published: Jan 6, 2011
Updated: Nov 20, 2021
1 minute read
  1. Determine where you want to locate the chute. Make sure there are no important wires or pipes in the wall where you are going to install your chute.

  2. Measure the dimensions of the square section of your roofing boot and write these measurements down. With a ruler and pencil, outline the dimensions of where you are going to cut through the wall of your garage or basement.

  3. Cut out the square where the chute is going to go, with a saw. If you have to cut through brick, you may need a special masonry saw. However, if you are only cutting through wood or siding, a standard saw will do.

  4. Mount the square section of the roofing boot over the hole. Use wood screws if you are working with wood. Use masonry nails if you are mounting the chute into brick.

  5. Slide the piece of PVC pipe through the circular hole in the boot, attaching it firmly with PVC glue.

  6. Set the bottom end of your PVC pipe over or into the crate the wood will fall into.

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Ashton Daigle

Ashton Daigle, a New Orleans native, graduated from Southeastern Louisiana University in 1998 and went straight to work as a journalist. In 2005 he tackled the biggest news story of his life - Hurricane Katrina. Daigle is writing a…

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