OVER 50 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE IN THE STOVE INDUSTRY

OVER 50 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE IN THE STOVE INDUSTRY

Rigid Flue

Rigid Flue

We stock a large range of stainless and vitreous flue pipe that can be used on stoves, cookers and boilers.

All components come with a spigot and socket joint. Install the pipe with the socket joint uppermost. Slip the spigot joint of the next component, into the socket joint of the preceding component and seal with fire cement.
please contact us for more information. 01225  891469

Flue sizes come in 125, 150, 175 & 200mm diameters.

Stainless steel pipe can be sprayed with heat resistant paint to match appliance .Designed to connect up with the main flue or chimney. Suitable for use on gas, oil, solid fuel and wood burning appliances.

Vitreous enamelled carbon steel flue pipe is a high quality flue system designed and approved for use with all fuels including gas, oil and approved solid fuels.

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This Kw calculator should only be used as a guide. It is also worth taking into account some other aspects of your home. Reasons for a larger output stove: If you have an older draughty property, you have stairs out of the room, you have limited other heating in the property, if you are going to use the stove every day. Reasons for a smaller output stove: You have a new well insulated property or you only want to use the stove occasionally when it is cold..

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