Stove Flue Pipes
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Wood Burning Stove Flue Pipes
StovesAreUs supply a wide range of gas, multi-fuel, and wood burning stove flue pipes to fit any stove, no matter the shape, size, or brand. The stove flue pipes are supplied in a variety of options, including standard pipes, offset pipes, increaser adaptors to improve the draw from your chimney, sweeping hatch pipes to help with maintenance and access to your chimney, and bend pipes which allow optimal positioning for your stoves.
We have a wide selection of vitreous enamel flue pipe sizes, ranging from 75mm flue pipes to 200mm flue pipes. You’ll also find a range of flue liners to connect your stove pipe to your chimney. All our stove flue pipe prices include VAT.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do you connect a stove pipe to a wood burner?A wood stove flue pipe is sealed on a stove by using fire cement. Insert the narrow end of the pipe into the flue collar on the stove and apply fire cement into the gap around the collar. If there is a larger gap between the pipe and the collar, heat-resistant rope can be used as well as fire cement.
What length of stove pipe is required before I can use a bend?It is recommended to have a minimum of 600mm of straight flue from the top of the stove before using a bend. The angle of the bend should be no greater than 45° from the vertical, with the exception that 90° factory made bends or tees may be treated as being equal to two 45° bends.
Can I use stove pipe outside?Single-wall or vitreous enamel flue pipe is not recommended to be used outside or when passing through a combustible or non-combustible wall or ceiling. If you need an external flue, you will need to purchase an adaptor which will connect to a twin wall flue system.
Shop the range of stove chimney flue pipe at StovesAreUs today and get free UK delivery when you spend £100 or more.
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