What size of brush would you recommend for a 10" x 14 7/8" chimney?

The A.W. Perkins 12 Inch x 16 Inch Rectangular Wire Chimney Brush with 1/4 Inch Point Thread could be trimmed down to these flue measurements.

Do you carry a 13x18 wire brush to sweep fireplace flue?

You can find that brush by clicking here. It is designed for sweeping a 13" x 18" flue due to the inside dimension of the flue being smaller.

We use chimney brushes in our workplace and need replacement handles (we use ZStanley). What might you have?

Unfortunately, we don't offer any replacement brush handles.

The inside diameter of my chimney is 5 7/8 inches. Do I need a 6" or 7" brush?

Yes, a six-inch brush would be preferable in your case.

Are there any rods and brushes that can be used with an industrial angle drill?

You can utilize a drill adapter with our Button-Lok rods.

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Why do we need a liner in our chimney?

A chimney liner protects your masonry chimney from the heat and corrosive byproducts of combustion, such as creosote and flue gas condensation, that can damage the brick and mortar over time. It also provides a smooth-walled passage that safely channels smoke and combustion gases up and out of the home, improving draft and reducing creosote buildup compared to an old or unlined masonry flue. Many building codes require a liner, especially for older masonry chimneys that were built without one or whose original clay tile liner has cracked or deteriorated. Because the correct liner size and material depend on your specific chimney's age and condition, we recommend having a local NFI certified chimney sweep inspect it to confirm whether a liner is needed and, if so, the right size and material for your setup. You can find a certified professional near you at nficertified.org/public.

Answered by: Sid G. on Sep 08, 2026

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Tim D. from Pelsor arkansas asked:

My pipe measures 7 inches; what size brush should I use (7 or 8)?

For a pipe measuring 7 inches, we recommend a 7-inch chimney brush. It is important to ensure the brush is not too small, as it will not clean effectively. An 8" poly bristle brush can also be used; its bristles can be trimmed slightly if it is too tight to maneuver.

Answered by: Aaron D. on Apr 02, 2026

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Reed T. from Sedona, AZ asked:

Hello, I need an adapter for a chimney brush I recently purchased from your store. The brush is one size, and the rods are a different size. I have attached a photo. Can you help me with this issue? - Reed Thorne (928) 300-2726

Please reply with your order number and/or the item number(s) for the rods and brush. We apologize for the inconvenience and will look into this for you.

Answered by: Tyler M. on Jan 23, 2026

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Richard F. from Rogers, Ohio asked:

What size do you recommend for a 9x6 chimney?

I would recommend the 6 x 10 chimney brush. However, you may need to trim the bristles to fit exactly due to the odd size of that flue.

Answered by: Aaron D.

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