How to fit a chimney fl...

Time to install a chimney liner A flexible chimney liner (or “flexi” or “liner”) is a flexible stainless steel tube that is connected to the top of the pipe protruding from your wood burning stove and at the other end within the chimney pot (or attached directly to...

Do I need to line my ch...

Generally it is recommended that you do line your chimney Building regulations do not insist that you fit a chimney liner. If a chimney can be proven sound (using a set smoke test procedure), AND is of a diameter suitable for the stove, AND the stove-fitter can connect to the chimney...

Flue liner, chimney lin...

Flue liner is actually a stainless steel flexible tube that is used to line the inside of a chimney to provide a robust and perfectly-sized passage for the combustibles from a solid fuel appliance (e.g. wood burning or multifuel stove). Definition: If the chimney is a Polo mint then the...

Fast and easy route to ...

I am presently fitting my own stove in our family holiday cottage in Cornwall (May 2017) and am aiming for a simple yet effective install (it’s Cornwall and I want to go surfing!). Jokes aside I have seen some stunning looking fireplaces that have taken very little effort. Also it...

Fluecube chimney cowl

Flue Cube Chimney Cowl Heating your home while reducing your fuel bill is one of the key features of the FlueCube Chimney Cowl according to the designer. Which means you save money and help the environment. Both old and new wood burners will greatly benefit having the FlueCube chimney...