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Chimney Liners

Flexible liners, artifical chimneys and flue systems

Flexible chimney liner can go almost anywhere and usually follows a current brick-built chimney route.

In this image you can see the flexable twin skinned liner which has been passed through the existing brick chimney and is ready to be connected to the black or some times enamelled flue pipe that will be connected directly to the stove. The flexable liner is not visible inside or outside the building once the installation is complete.

Stainless steel flexible liners, produce a continuous and unbroken flue from the appliance to the flue outlet. This prevents flue gasses escaping through disintegrating brickwork and provides the optimum flue diameter for the appliance.

The outer skin is designed with a rib formation which allows good flexibility and is constructed to withstand the chemically hostile atmosphere of the chimney environment

If there is no existing chimney an articical chimney system can be designed and erected through the house and left exposed or boxed/bricked in or you can take part of the system through the house and the remainder up and outside of the building which can then be powder coated black instead of shiny steel.


An artificial chimney/flue system in a new build.	Boxed in flue system.	The external portion of an articial chimney varies in length accoding to many factors including the airflow across the building

About Chimneys.
Read about why you must have your Chimney Lined.
Flexible liners, artifical chimneys and flue systems
Some external views.

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Fire burning well but giving out little heat?

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Will I need a site survey?

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Glass staining when lighting?

The glass is cold and any unburned volatiles or water vapour will readily condense onto it. Look at these possible causes:- a) Insufficient air. Until the fire generates/..
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