DANCHEL OUTDOOR Canvas Stove Jack for Bell Tent, Dia. 3.9inch hole Pre-cut hole, Flame‑Retardant Panel & Velcro Rain Flap

DANCHEL OUTDOOR Canvas Stove Jack is a reinforced round stove pipe collar with a Velcro rain flap and flame‑retardant panel designed to convert a bell or canvas tent into a hot tent or to feed an A/C/electric duct through the side wall.

Made to fit stove pipes up to 2.76 in (7 cm) in diameter, this stove jack installs into your tent wall or roof to provide a tidy, weather‑resistant penetration point for chimney pipes or flexible ducts. The panel combines heat‑resistant fiberglass fabric with a durable outer canvas and a Velcro flap to help keep wind and rain out when the stove is not in use. It includes extra canvas around the opening for gluing and sewing, making it adaptable to most canvas family tents and bell tents.

How do I know this stove jack fits my tent and stove pipe?

The round exhaust opening measures 3.9 inches (dia.) and is intended for stove pipe diameters up to 2.76 inches (7 cm). The full stove jack panel is approximately 19 x 19.5 inches, while the internal grey heat‑resistant rectangle is about 11 x 11.5 inches. Confirm your pipe diameter and choose a mounting location with enough surrounding fabric to sew or glue the patch securely.

• Opening diameter: 3.9" (fits pipes ≤ 2.76" / 7 cm)
• Overall patch size: 19 x 19.5 inches
• Heat‑resistant insert: 11 x 11.5 inches
• Extra canvas border provided for sewing/gluing

What safety features and temperature limits should I expect?

The panel uses high temperature‑resistant fabric reinforced with fiberglass to protect surrounding tent canvas while a Velcro flap helps prevent rain or sparks from entering when not in use. It is designed to withstand elevated temperatures encountered around chimney pipes, but it is not a fireproof, tested structural wall — always maintain safe clearances and follow stove manufacturer guidance.

• Flame‑retardant, fiberglass‑reinforced fabric
• Velcro rain flap for weather protection
• Not a substitute for fireproof materials or safe clearances
• Recommended: use stove pipe heat shields and distance safeguards

How is the stove jack installed and removed?

Installation is straightforward: cut an appropriately sized hole in your tent fabric, align the stove jack so the grey heat‑resistant panel surrounds the opening, then secure the patch by sewing and/or gluing through the extra canvas border. When not needed, the Velcro flap closes over the hole; removal requires unstitching or cutting adhesive if glued.

• Cut hole in tent at chosen placement
• Sew and/or glue the extra canvas border to tent fabric
• Use Velcro flap to seal when not in use
• To remove, carefully unpick stitches or trim adhesive bonds

Can I use this jack for summer ventilation or A/C ducts?

Yes — when a stove is not installed, the opening serves as a neat, reinforced passage for flexible A/C hoses, electrical inlets, or ventilation ducts on the sidewall of a bell tent. The flap keeps weather out and the reinforced panel protects the surrounding canvas from wear at the penetration point.

• Useful for A/C or vent hoses in warm months
• Seals with a Velcro flap to prevent drafts and rain
• Reduces fabric wear around ducts and cables
• Helps adapt a tent for multi‑season use

Who is this for: The DANCHEL OUTDOOR stove jack is intended for campers, glamping hosts, and canvas tent owners who want a simple, durable way to run a small stove pipe or duct through their tent wall with improved weather protection. It's ideal for those comfortable with basic cutting and sewing or adhesive installation and who will follow proper stove safety and clearance practices.