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Chimney Liners
Chimney liners are the heart and soul of a properly functioning chimney and fireplace. We have every shape, size, style, and thickness of chimney liner under the sun, all priced to fit your budget, to ensure that your chimney is protected and works efficiently. Your chimney deserves the best, so make sure it gets it by shopping our chimney liner store to find the right liner for your home.
Chimney Liner Installation Guides
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By troy from Owenton, KY on November 17, 2012
By Collin C. - NFI Master Hearth Professional on November 19, 2012
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Making the change to a Duraplus chimney system would require a masonry transition plate, which is designed to be used in conjunction with the appropriate slip connector and flexible liner assembly.By Nelda Matthews from Sugar Grove, PA on November 7, 2012
By Collin C. - NFI Master Hearth Professional on November 7, 2012
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We do indeed offer complete liners kits for most needs. Will you be venting a wood-burning appliance or a unit that burns coal or oil? The type of alloy needed will depend on the fuel being used.By kevin from Sparta, NJ on February 12, 2013
By Tyler M. - Fireplace Specialist on February 12, 2013
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No, your tiles can indeed stay in place; and yes, if the tiles are not cracked or damaged, you can use pour-down insulation to surround the liner. We recommend the HomeSaver Insulation Mix.By Chandler on November 9, 2012
on November 9, 2012
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Yes, you will need 6" stainless steel liner to vent our wood-burning inserts. Please note that you need to make sure that your existing fireplace is listed to accept the particular model that interests you, and that the insert itself is able to be installed in a manufactured fireplace. You can see one example of our 6" stainless steel liner insert kits here: Stainless Steel liner insert kits.By Madeline Marrero from Plattekill, NY on November 15, 2012
By Collin C. - NFI Master Hearth Professional on November 15, 2012
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If the existing chimney for the wood stove is in good condition, it will be acceptable to line the chimney and continue to use the same termination. The liner can be supported at the top of the chimney using "L" brackets or HVAC strapping. In order to line the chimney, I recommend use of the Dura-Vent 3 Inch Diameter x 15 Foot Long DuraFlex Light Liner, as well as a Dura-Vent 3 Inch Diameter Connector Adaptor for DuraFlex to connect two of the 15 foot sections.You may also need a rigid-to-flex adapter to connect from the stove to the liner. This part is the Dura-Vent PelletVent Pro Vent Pipe to HomeSaver Flex Liner Adaptor - 3-Inch Inner Diameter. These would be the needed components for your application.
