Flue liner kit (available in 5" and 6")

Choose your type of liner:

If you’re looking for a flue-liner kit, then our multi-fuel 316-grade liner is ideal for most of your stove needs - easily one of our most popular products and we get great feedback on this product every month.

However, if you plan on burning any smokeless fuels, burning a tonne of coal, or leaving the stove on overnight, then the 904-grade liner is generally a better choice. The 904 is a higher grade of stainless steel and can handle much higher temperatures, as well as chemicals, and moisture that may be around during and after the burning process.

Individual products to line your chimney

You might find that your situation is not fit for a standard kit; or that you need special products like a register plate, fire cement, or something similar. Simply choose your chimney diameter from the list and find our full range of products to line that specific size:

5" (125mm) 6" (150mm)

Quality chimney liner kit

Lining a chimney can be a costly and time-consuming exercise- definitely something that you do not want to repeat because of a liner failing. As a result, we don’t sell cut-price or sub-standard inferior flue liners. It is one of those classic things where it literally isn’t worth the minuscule savings of buying the cheaper option, to lose the peace of mind and long-term guarantee of a safe and warm home, that you get with a premium flue that has a lifetime guarantee.

At flue-pipes.com, we only sell the highest quality flues available, but still at a great price. All products we send from our warehouse in Sheffield are designed for professional trade fitters. It’s the premium product for a chimney lining in the UK.

Our chimney liner kit is created from not one, but two compressed stainless-steel layers. It just doesn’t get any safer or more efficient than this.

This unique laminate stays smooth when the product goes around chimney bends (with a lesser-quality liner the laminate usually comes apart when dragged through bends - allowing acids from soot deposits to enter and later cause corrosion).

If you cut corners on this part, yes, short term you might feel better off, but the laminate often comes apart on the cheap pipes when there is an awkward fitting or where there is a bit of friction when you have to shove or pull the pipe into difficult spaces. This leaves you potentially vulnerable to leaks before your flue pipe has even been used.

Check out these pages for more information about chimney liner kits:

Connector Pipes/ Stove Pipes
Flexible Liners
Single Wall Liners
Twin Wall Liners

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If you have something more specific or need to get your purchase sorted out quickly, take advantage of our years of experience and head to our contact page.

How to connect the liner to the stove

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