As low as 33 99.
Chimney liner aluminum or stainless steel.
Metal chimney liner s efficiencies are improved when insulated.
Aluminum chimney liner installation costs 625 to 2 250 on average or 10 to 30 per linear foot.
On the other hand aluminum chimney liners can only be used in gas installations at lower flue temperatures and with less corrosive gases.
Our products are ul listed and tested which is ideal for appliances that burn wood coal oil corn or gas.
They are easy to install as they are readily available from stores.
Stainless steel is good for most heat producing appliances where aluminum should only be used for medium efficiency gas appliances.
This alloy is easy to handle and installs more quickly than regular stainless steel pipe.
National chimney now offers preinsulated m flex stainless steel chimney liners with your choice of a stainless or aluminum outer protective liner.
Chimney stove pipes.
A complete aluminum flue liner kit costs 120 to 350 which includes all required parts.
Metal liners are more expensive than clay.
Smooth wall flexible flue lining kits.
A stainless steel chimney liner that is properly sized for the stove furnace or fireplace will maintain or improve the venting performance draft.
Our stainless chimney liners are primarily used to upgrade and repair existing chimneys.
Buying a chimney liner that has the correct dimensions as that of the furnace makes it easy to install.
304l stainless steel rigid chimney liner.
M flex liners are made from the highest grade mill certified stainless steel alloy and backed by a lifetime transferable warranty.
The aluminum outer liner offers better flexibility and ease of handling whereas the stainless steel outer liner offers more durability.
If going to a smooth wall liner it will additionally improve your draft by up to 20 for gas and up to 15 for oil burning appliances.
Stainless steel chimney liners can be used in all types of installations and at any flue temperature.
Chimney liner kits round stainless steel flexible liner kits.
316 stainless steel pipe is a ti alloy of stainless steel that can be used to vent wood pellet coal oil and noncondensing gas burning appliances or fireplaces.
Metal chimney liners such as stainless steel and aluminum are cost effective when used as replacement material for brick or clay fireplaces.
Further when dealing with wood stoves and wood burning inserts only a stainless steel chimney liner can be used.
Stainless steel is suitable for wood burning gas or oil appliances while the aluminum is an inexpensive alternative for certain medium efficiency gas applications only.
High temperature insulation should always be used with metal chimney liners to protect your home s combustible frame from excessive heat.
It is usually required that high temperature insulation be used in conjunction with the liners for safety and performance considerations.
All our liners are designed to easily fit and work together to reline your existing chimney.
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