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Multi fuel chimney liner has
the following features:-
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Deeply corrugated BS
1449 stainless steel is manufactured into a twin wall
flue liner, combining great strength with flexibility.
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The inner layer is
smooth to discourage the build up of soot and other
potentially corrosive
residues and to encourage the unimpaired flow of flue
gasses
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Outer corrugated layer
provides a protective casing during the installation
process and
after installation it helps protect the inner layer from
corrosion due to attack by residual
deposits
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Inner and outer layers
are joined by the triple lock joint system, acknowledged
to be the best jointing system available
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Independently tested and
passed BSRIA Type Test Cert No:- 14406/1
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Complies with the
requirements of Building Regulations Part J. Download
the regulations and view the highlights regarding
chimney liner
here
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Approved by HETAS, the
official body recognised by government to approve solid
fuel domestic heating appliances, fuels and services.
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EN product designation
number:-
EN1856-2-T450-N1-D-VML20011-0
Chimney
Liner Components
Our range of
chimney liner components is second to none. For
instance, we offer 4 different models of chimney liner
suspending cowl, more than any other.
Guarantee
316/316 grade
multi fuel chimney liner is guaranteed for 10 years.
316/904 grade and 904/904 grade multi fuel chimney
liners are guaranteed for 20 years (replacement of
product only). This guarantee is subject to the
following conditions:-
The appliance must be
operating normally, set correctly, and using only good
quality fuels from the specified list. The guarantee is
not valid if refuse or any type of plastic is burnt, or
if the appliance is located where any substance
containing Chlorine or Fluorine can be drawn into the
air intake.
User Instructions
Our Multi Fuel Chimney Liner is constructed using high
grade, BS1449 quality assured stainless steel. With care
and correct use it will provide many years of safe, and
reliable service - But it is important that you read and
follow these instructions fully.
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DO
burn the correct fuel for the appliance
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DO
burn "seasoned", dry wood - that is split logs which
have been stacked for 12-24 months under cover
outside allowing a free circulation of fresh air.
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DO
NOT burn any of the following: Wet or "Green"
wood, painted or treated timber, household refuse,
petrochemical by-product coal substitute. These can
create soot deposits and gasses which are toxic and
will corrode the chimney liner.
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DO
sweep the chimney at least twice a year, more often
may be necessary depending upon the fuel and use.
Instruct the chimney sweep that only a bristle brush
of the correct diameter should be used on rods - not
a ball and brush
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DO
avoid chimney fires. The extreme temperatures
involved can damage the liner.
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DO
NOT allow fires to "slumber". This produces
corrosive condensation in the flue and increases the
chance of chimney fires. This is particularly
important for closed appliances.
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