Flexible Flue Liners for Wood Burning Stoves

Why Do I Need A Chimney Flue Liner?

You must install a flexible flue to prevent a carbon monoxide leak, chimney fire, or creosote buildup. You should also take into account that UK regulations for carbon monoxide in the home are getting stricter. If you are considering selling your home with an older existing chimney, it is worth getting it checked out, especially for carbon monoxide levels, before putting your home on the market.

The chimney liner not only improves the energy efficiency of your burner or stove but also means that you don’t need to spend anywhere near as much time maintaining your fireplace and keeping it safe.

Choose a Chimney liner kit

CHOOSE YOUR CHIMNEY LINER KIT

At Flue-Pipes.com, we offer premium-quality stainless steel chimney liners and comprehensive chimney liner kits at competitive prices. Available by the meter, our liners come in various dependable grades and diameters, including 5, 6, 7, and 8 inches, allowing you to find the perfect fit for your needs. Plus, every chimney liner we sell is backed by a lifetime guarantee, ensuring long-lasting protection and peace of mind.

Why Should I install a Chimney liner?

1. Your chimney leaks smoke and fumes.

• Condensation or tar is seeping through the chimney. This causes stains inside or outside the building.

• The flue is too large for the type of burner or stove you are using. The smoke cools down and doesn’t go up the chimney properly.

• The chimney flue is too cold. This is a problem if your flue is on an outside wall and not drawing up the smoke properly.

• If your chimney already has a stainless steel chimney liner, the liner is fitted the wrong way up, your chimney can leak tar and condensation

• The old flue surface is eroded and rough. It causes friction and slows down the smoke, which causes problems.

Flue-Pipes.com can help you pick the right size of a new flue liner for your situation. Installing the correctly fitted liner is the most important step which many people get wrong.

Get in touch today so that we can help you pick a reliable and well-sized chimney liner for your home.

Installation of a Chimney Liner

It isn’t hard to fit one of our chimney liners. They are light and specifically designed for ease of installation. If you have a basic level of DIY skill and a few tools, then you can often fit this yourself by following our simple instructions (see our 'Installation guides').

Benefits of a Stainless Steel Chimney Liner

A stainless steel liner is a trusty bodyguard for your home – it protects the chimney walls from wear and tear and keeps your family safe away from carbon monoxide leaks and other dangerous combustion products.

Despite a relatively simple design, a chimney liner is the most operational part of your fireplace for a number of reasons:

• Safeguards Your Chimney Structure: A stainless steel chimney liner has a protective barrier that shields the brick and mortar from harm and prevents expensive repairs down the road.

• Requires Low Maintenance: A top-tier chimney liner can save a lot of expenses in the long run since you only need to hire a qualified chimney sweep technician once a year.

• Long Life Expectancy: When chosen and installed correctly, flexible flue liners should last about 15 to 20 years. Moreover, Flue-Pipes.com offers a lifetime warranty for your purchased products.

• Boosts Energy Efficiency: A chimney liner is an excellent insulator, making sure that the heat generated by your fireplace stays right where it belongs—inside your home.

• Kicks Creosote to the Curb: Creosote buildup is every chimney owner's worst nightmare. Stainless steel chimney liners have surface and proper sizing to prevent creosote from sticking around.

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Frequently asked questions

• Can I install a stainless steel chimney liner myself?

  Absolutely! Our products are designed in a way that any DIY enthusiast can install a stainless steel chimney liner. You don’t need to have a wealth of experience – simply follow our instructions for the best final result.

• How often should I get my stainless steel chimney liner inspected?

  To keep your liner in top shape, schedule a yearly inspection. It's like giving it an annual health checkup!

• Will a stainless steel chimney liner fit any chimney?

  Not quite! Stainless steel liners come in different sizes, so make sure you get the right fit for your chimney type and fuel.

• Are stainless steel flue liners eco-friendly?

  Yes, indeed! Stainless steel is a sustainable and recyclable material, making it an eco-friendly choice for your chimney.

• Do stainless steel chimney flue liners require any special maintenance?

  Not really! Regular inspections and cleanings will do the trick to keep your liner in tip-top shape and ready to protect your home for years to come.

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