5" Flue Liners & Accessories
HETAS approved fuels
For Woodburning Only
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5 inch flue liner (125mm) for lining chimney stacks
Manufactured by us in the UK & designed to line masonry chimney stacks, they come with lifetime warranty*.
Corrosion and crush resistant, designed to ensure combsutable gases and smoke are ventilated safely from the building. With a smooth inner liner and corrugated external, our
flexible flue liner is approved by Hetas and has British Standard to BS - EN1856 . Purchase in lengths from 1 – 40 metres.
Options available:
- Flue liner : 316 grade inner / 316 grade outer. For burning dried seasoned wood, gas, oil and low sulphur coal . Lifetime warranty.
- Flue liner: 904 grade inner /316 grade outer. For burning dried seasoned wood, coal, gas, oil, & low sulphur coal. Lifetime warranty.
- Flue liner : 904 grade inner /904 grade outer . For burning dry seasoned wood, gas, oil, low sulphur coal, coke, peat and smokeless fuels. Lifetime warranty.
If you require complete flue liner kits, call us on 01622 711411 for assistance. For 6 inch flue liner, click here.
*warranty valid for as long as you own the property
what size flue liner do i need for a woodburner ?
A minimum flue diamter of 6 inches is required for stoves up to 20 kw. 5 inch liner can be used for some DEFRA approved stoves cif the manufacturer states this is acceptable.
what length flue liner do I need?
The length of flue liner should be measured from the top of the chimney stack I.e. where it would connect with the pot or cowling, down to the chimney closure plate that sits just above the rigid flue pipe. A good method is to ask your chimney sweep to measure it, when they are next cleaning your stack.
What is the difference between 316 & 904 flue liner?
This refers to the grade of stainless steel used in construction of the liner, 904 being a higher grade, and therefore stronger and suitable for burning a wider variety of fuels such as coke ,peat and smokeless fuels. Opt for 904 grade if you want the flexibility of being able to use these fuels (subject to your appliance's manufacturers specifications).
