Flue Liner
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Estimated 3-5 Day Delivery
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Estimated 3-5 Day Delivery
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Estimated 3-5 Day Delivery
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Estimated 3-5 Day Delivery
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Estimated 3-5 Day Delivery
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Estimated 3-5 Day Delivery
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Estimated 3-5 Day Delivery
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Estimated 3-5 Day Delivery
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Estimated 3-5 Day Delivery
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Estimated 3-5 Day Delivery
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Estimated 3-5 Day Delivery
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Estimated 3-5 Day Delivery
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Chimney Flue Liner
Here you'll find a wide chimney flue liner range with flexible options for your wood burning stove installation process. A good quality flue liner can last up to 25 years if maintained correctly and used with the right type of fuel, so it is well worth investing in the best. Rest assured we only stock the highest quality flue liner for chimneys here at StovesAreUs.
There are two different grades of flexible flue liner available in this range: 316 grade flue liner and 904 grade flue liner. We recommend 316 for stoves that will be used for burning seasoned wood and for the occasional use of smokeless coal. 904 grade on the other hand is recommended for hard-working stoves that burn a mix of seasoned wood and smokeless coal or smokeless coal on its own. Both flue liners should last as long as the stove it is installed with.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a flue liner for my chimney?Although it is not a legal requirement to fit a flue liner with a stove, most stove retailers and HETAS installers recommend that you do. Without a flue liner, it is difficult to determine the quality and performance of the chimney. Issues like poor flue draught, lighting difficulties and shorter burn times are less likely to occur if you opt to fit a flexible liner.
What size flue liner do I need?In this collection, you’ll find 5-inch, 6-inch, 7-inch, and 8-inch stainless steel flue liners. You must always use the recommended flue size for your specific stove or fire and never reduce the diameter of the flue. When buying a log burner, gas stove, or multi-fuel stove from us you’ll be provided with the diameter of the flue collar within the specifications — this is often a good guide to gauge the size of liner required for the stove.
What grade flue liner should I buy?There are two different grades of flexible flue liner which are 316 grade and 904 grade. The 316 is the cheapest option and we recommend using this if you are burning seasoned wood on your stove. 904-grade flue liner is made from thicker steel and is more durable, you should look to buy this grade chimney liner if you plan on burning smokeless coal or other solid fuels within your log burner.
Shop the chimney flue lining range at StovesAreUs today and get a HETAS-approved product with a lifetime warranty. And don’t forget to browse even more of our chimney essentials for chimney flue systems, flue pipes, and chimney cowls.
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