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Rear outlet stove pipe

I need to get a rear outlet stove pipe due to how the stove will sit in the fireplace.

The stove will sit slightly protruding from the fireplace (the hearth was made for this).

Can somebody confirm that i should be looking for a 90° bend?

Would i be wanting one with a door in it? (Same price as without but didn't know if its more hassle.) I won't have access to it as stove would be sitting too far back anyway.

Providing this gives me the depth i require, do i then need to source a straight bit to fit upto the register plate?

Is vitreous enamel the material i should be looking for?

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