316/316 Grade Flue Liner:-A liner which uses 316 grade stainless steel for the inner and outer skins. It is suitable for use on stoves burning the following fuels:- gas, oil, coal, coke, seasoned dry logs, cured dry peat and some smokeless fuels. 316/316 grade flue liner has a lifetime guarantee (product replacement only)

Top Plate And Top Clamp:-The top plate and top clamp are used together as one a method of fixing the chimney liner at the top of the stack. It is necessary to remove the chimney pot, fit the chimney liner in place with the plate and clamp, and then refit the chimney pot once installed. The chimney liner passes through the hole in the plate and is gripped in place with the top clamp. For a secure fixing, it's recommended to use a top sleeve. The top sleeve fits inside the top of the chimney liner and gives a solid inner for the top clamp to grip against.

8” - 8” Liner Adaptor:-The liner adaptor is manufactured from 316 grade stainless steel. The adaptor is used to connect flexible chimney liner to the flue pipe at the base of the flue. You can see that on the top of the adaptor their are two skins and the liner connects between these two skins. The inner skin is slightly longer to prevent snagging and reduce strain on this joint when sweeping.

7” - 8” Liner Adaptor:-The increaser adaptor is very similar to the standard liner adaptor. It is used to connect the flexible chimney liner to a 1" smaller diameter flue pipe at the base of the flue. You can see that on the top of the adaptor their are two skins and the liner connects between these two skins. The inner skin is slightly longer to prevent snagging and reduce strain on this joint when sweeping.

To connect the liner to the adaptor, you will require some stainless steel self tapping screws. Drill some pilot holes through the outer skin of the adaptor and secure the liner in place. Complete the joint by sealing between the liner and outer skin of the adaptor with fire cement.

On the inner of the adaptor there is a hole. This allows any moisture running down the inside of the liner to drain. The idea is that all moisture and deposits stay on the inside of the completed installation.

Please note:It is recommended when installing a flue system, you increase the flue diameter by 1” (7” flue size will increase to 8” flue liner)

Please be aware that we may not be able to accept the return of flue liner due to it being cut to size.

You will need access to the flue liner for sweeping purposes when using oil or solid fuel fired appliances. It is sometimes possible to sweep through the stove by removing the baffle plate at the top of the stove. If this is not possible, you will need to provide the access via a sweeping hatch in the stove pipe.