Flue and Chimney
Double skin insulated flueBy using a double skin insulated flue system, a stove can be installed practically anywhere, and no existing chimney is needed to fit the flue system. Click on the picture or here for more details |
Single skin flueWe supply standard flue pipe in two styles. We offer glossy black enamel flue pipe, or stainless steel flue pipe. Whether you decide on our black enamel or stainless steel flue pipes, all single skin flue pipe should be jointed using fire cement - which we can supply at the same time as your pipe. Click on the picture or here for more details |
Flexible Flue LinersWe have been lining chimneys for twenty years and can advise you on what flexible flue lining system is best for you and supply all the materials you will need for the job. All the flexible flue liners and flue lining systems we use, have C.S.T.B approval and carry a ten year warranty. Click on the picture or here for more details |
Pumice chimney systemsPumice chimney systems were first used to build chimneys in Denmark specifically for stoves. Pumice chimneys are especially well suited for use with wood burning stoves and because of the insulation value of pumice they suffer less from tar condensation than more traditional materials and are very heat resistant. Pumice chimneys cope well with the thermal shock of a chimney fire and should be used in favour of terracotta liners when forming a chimney for a stove. Here we have pumice liners for use with brick/block chimneys as well as modular pumice chimney blocks which allow you to very quickly build a finished chimney. Click on the picture or here for more details |
Chimney Pots and InsertsChimney Pots and Inserts Click on the picture or here for more details |
Chimney CowlsDowndraft ? Rain coming in ? Lack of draw? Birds nesting in the chimney ? You need a chimney cowl from our large selection of quality chimney cowls. No matter what style of chimneys you have, we have the chimney cowl to fit and to cure your problem. Click on the picture or here for more details |
Exhausto Chimney FansWhen it is not possible to get enough draw to make a fireplace or stove work properly you need an Exhausto chimney fan. These chimney fans are designed to work at high temperatures and suck the air from your chimney creating an articficial draw. Click on the picture or here for more details |
Register PlatesIf a stove is to be fitted into a fireplace then the throat of the fireplace has to be sealed off using a register plate. Our register plate is made from 2.5mm steel, has a hole for the flue pipe, clips to hold it to the wall, a clamp to hold the flue liner or a sweeping trap. Each register plate is custom made to your measurements. Click on the picture or here for more details |
Roof FlashingsMake the join between your flue pipe and roof waterproof, with our range of roof flashings for wood burning , multifuel, and gas stoves. Click on the picture or here for more details |
Chimney brushes and rodsSweeping your chimney is essential for your safety as it removes the tar and deposits that cause chimney fires. With our range on chimney sweeping brushes and rods you can sweep almost any flue pipe, flexible liner, or chimney stack. We have super flexible nylon rods for those bendy flues as well as standard rods for unlined chimneys. If you do not want to sweep your chimney yourself why not search for a UK chimney sweep. Click on the picture or here for more details |
Stove room ventilationA stove needs a supply of air to burn properly, and often this means that a supply of external air is needed to the room where the stove is installed. A stove room ventilator makes a simple job of providing this ventilation, and at the same time ensures that it is waterproof, pest-proof, and wind-proof. Increasing numbers of stoves can be connected to an external air duct, and for these stoves we have an external air kit which again makes a neat and easy job of making the connection to the outside. Click on the picture or here for more details |
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