- FireplacesShop By TypeShop By UseShop By Brand
- Fireplace InsertsShop By TypeInsert AccessoriesShop By Brand
- Stoves
- Gas LogsShop By TypeShop Vented Log StylesShop Ventless Log Styles
Charred Aged
Split OakCharred
Frontier OakEvening
FyreEvening
Fyre SplitValley
Oak - HVAC
- Mantels
- Accessories
- Chimneys & Venting
- Outdoor Living
- Guides & Articles
FireplacesFireplace InsertsStovesGas LogsHVACMantelsAccessoriesChimneys & VentingOutdoor LivingGuides & ArticlesMy AccountOrder StatusHelp
image {{ pictureNum }} of {{ imageArray2.length }}
× 
Ask a Fireplace Specialist:
|
DuraFlex 6 Inch Diameter x 25 Foot Long Kit of 304-Alloy Light Chimney Liner
- Kit of DuraVent 304Ti Alloy stainless steel DuraFlex Light liner
- One of the least expensive light liner systems on the market
- For use with other DuraVent DuraFlex pipes and components with a 6 inch inner diameter
- Kit includes:
- 6-inch inner diameter x 25-foot long DuraFlex liner
- CollarPlate with clamp band
- Rain cap with clamp band
- Connector adaptor
Product Details
Part Number: 6DF304-25K eFireplaceStore Item Number: CPF-103308 UPC: 662492334966 Features
*Venting Requirements: This unit requires venting pipe with an inner diameter of 6 Inches. Please see the Venting Components section on this page if available for venting pipe that must be used with this unit. Sturdy, safe, and strong, Duraflex is also one of the least expensive light liner systems on the market. This One of the least expensive light liner systems on the market kit of DuraVent 304Ti Alloy stainless steel DuraFlex Light liner includes a 6-inch inner diameter x 25-foot long DuraFlex liner, Collar Plate with clamp band, Rain cap with clamp band, and Connector adaptor. It is for use with other DuraVent DuraFlex pipes and components with a 6 inch inner diameter |
Customers Who Viewed This Item Also Viewed
Customer Questions & Answers
4 Questions &
4 Answers
George
from Shickshinny, PA asked:
October 14, 2020
What is the the temperature limit on the 304 pipe?
1 Answer
The manufacturer does not provide a temperature rating for this liner, only that it is suitable for "wood burning, non-condensing gas and oil-fired appliances." This liner should only be installed within a functional masonry chimney.
Submitted by:
Tyler M. - NFI Master Hearth Professional
on October 15, 2020
James
from Ruidoso, New Mexico asked:
January 16, 2018
Concerning six inch flexible chimney liner, Is there more than one grade of this stuff. I ask this because there seems to be a pretty wide range of quoted prices on same. If the answer is yes, what is the best grade and how much should it cost for about 30 feet of the best grade chimney liner?
1 Answer
There are two types of stainless steel liners, 304 and 316 alloy. The 304 is the most common, while the 316 is more protected against corrosion and ideal for very wet and seaside environments.
Submitted by:
eFireplaceStore.com
on January 16, 2018
Chase
from WI asked:
August 1, 2017
I want to connect this to a wood furnace. I have 6 inch flu in the chimney, just a touch wider. I don't believe there is room for insulation. Do I need the T connector? Or, can I fish this through the wall at the bottom and connect directly to the wood burning furnace? Also, do I need a smooth bore pipe, so there is no build up in the cracks? This is in a cabin and burned only on the weekends from time to time and at most 30-50 times a year.
1 Answer
With a slightly larger then 6" flue, the insulation will not fit. The connection from the furnace to the wall thimble must be rigid pipe. No, it does not have to be a tee connection. Depending on how it is passing through to the masonry chimney, you can use a mortar sleeve and a flex connector instead.
Submitted by:
Owen
on August 1, 2017
Brian
from New Jersey asked:
November 3, 2016
What is the outer diameter of this pipe?
1 Answer
This pipe is single wall and 6".
Submitted by:
Brennan W.
on November 3, 2016
Customer Reviews
