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Jonathan D. from auburn ca asked:
Can the liner be used for an 8-inch wood stovepipe?
Can the liner be used for an 8-inch wood stovepipe?
Flexible stainless steel pipe cannot be used outside of a masonry enclosure in place of rigid stove pipe. Stainless steel rigid liner and stainless stove pipe, such as Dura Black SS series, can be used as stove pipe.
Answered by: on Jan 22, 2024

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Richard D. from asked:
Does a high-efficiency stainless steel liner with a lifetime warranty need to be cleaned annually?
Does a high-efficiency stainless steel liner with a lifetime warranty need to be cleaned annually?
Yes, we would still have to recommend annual maintenance and cleaning of such a liner.
Answered by: Tyler M. - NFI Master Hearth Professional

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Daniel D. from Mountain Grove, MO asked:
How do you get the T into a masonry chimney?
How do you get the T into a masonry chimney?
The snouts on our flex liner tees are removable.
Answered by: Kathy O.

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Denis F. from Northern VT asked:
Would a 5" SS liner have the ability to fit through an 8"x12" and bend 90 degrees through a 6" opening?
Would a 5" SS liner have the ability to fit through an 8"x12" and bend 90 degrees through a 6" opening?
The liner should have no problem going down the chimney opening. However, it will not make the 90-degree bend. It will require the use of a tee with takeoff to be installed, such as the Duraflex SS Tee w/ Clamp.
Answered by: Aaron D.

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About Chimney Liners

You may have a chimney liner if you have a masonry fireplace or a fireplace insert. Chimney liners protect the inside of older chimneys from the damage of time. A chimney liner kit may be constructed of a few different materials, but the stainless steel chimney liner is probably the most common. Specific fireplaces have specific needs for their chimney liners. If you have any questions about a chimney liner for your fireplace, please ask one of our NFI-certified technicians!

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