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Multi Fuel Chimney Liner
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Nobody has a larger range of
chimney liner components available. For instance, we
offer 4 different models of chimney liner suspending
cowl, more than any other. |
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Chimney Liner Top Install Pack - No Chimney
Pot Removal
The simplest way to install your liner at the
top end is with a suspending cowl. One item is
all you'll need. We have 4 different models
available in two finishes, select just the one
you require. Top left is the suspending cowl,
top right the maxi suspending cowl, bottom left
is the anti downdraught suspending cowl, and
bottom right is the square base suspending cowl
(330mm x 330mm base). You'll need just one.
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more about chimney liner suspending cowls >> |
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Chimney Liner Top Install Pack - Chimney Pot
Removal
Consists of a closure plate, top clamp, top
sleeve, and a
Midtec
Maxi chimney cowl. Use this pack where you
intend to remove the chimney pot, install the
liner, then replace the chimney pot after
installation. The Midtec Maxi cowl will offer
protection from the wind and rain, as guards
against downdraught. |
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Chimney Liner Top Install Pack - No Chimney
Pot
Consists of a closure plate, top clamp, top
sleeve, and standard cowl clamped. Use this pack
where you do not intend using a chimney pot at
all. The standard cowl clamped fixes around the
top edge of the top sleeve. |
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Chimney Liner Bottom Install Pack
Two options here. Option 1 consists of a
register plate and a register plate adaptor.
Together they will give you the connections you
require. If you have your own register plate,
then simple use an adaptor liner to pipe. The
bottom support bracket supports the liner at the
base of the stack. |
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Chimney Liner Insulation Pack
There are two options for insulating your
chimney liner. For larger stacks, use liner
insulation jackets, and seal the joint with
aluminium foil tape. For smaller stacks, use
Micafil (vermiculite) as a cement mix. Click the
more info link for details of the mix and how
many bags you'll need.
Find
out more about chimney liner insulation >> |
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Chimney Liner Sundries Install Pack
Consists of a nose cone,
silver cloth duct tape for attaching it to
the liner,
fire cement or
ceramix for sealing your liner and stove
pipe (we recommend Ceramix), and a
notice plate and pen which is required by
building regulations. |
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