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Selkirk SuperPro All-Fuel Firestop Radiation Shield - For 6-Inch Inner Diameter SuperPro
- Prevents insulation from accumulating near chimney piping
- *Required for installations that pass through a second floor
- Maintains 2" clearance to combustibles
- For use with 6" SuperPro chimney pipes
- Durable galvalume steel construction
- Limited lifetime warranty
Product Details
Part Number: JSC6FRS eFireplaceStore Item Number: CPF-77672 UPC: 046205052468 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. If your chimney installation requires you to pass pipe through a second floor, then the SuperPro Firestop Radiation Shield is the right component for your chimney lining application. This all-fuel radiation shield is designed for use with 6 in. inner diameter SuperPro chimney pipes, and will not only provide protection from chimney fires, but will prevent insulation from accumulating near the chimney piping, by maintaining a 2 in. clearance to combustibles. The shield is made from durable galvalume steel construction. |
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By Rob from
Nebraska on October 8, 2019
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Very large
Replaced a fireplace that was installed in 1975; its fire stop was a piece of flat sheet metal around the flue not even nailed down. This one looks like nothing will ever get close to the flue.
