Chimney Parts and Accessories
Most Popular Chimney Flues
- 0.5m twin wall flue, 316/304 stainless steel
- Rockwool insulated (128kg/m³)
- 60mm clearance from combustibles
- CE & HETAS approved
- Stainless steel or matt black finish
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- High temperature resistance up to 300°C
- One-part, ready-to-use silicone sealant
- Cures with atmospheric moisture for strong bond
- Forms a flexible, highly elastic silicone rubber
- Ideal for sealing in heat-exposed flue installations
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- Dimensions: 760mm (L) x 660mm (W) base size
- Fits internal flue diameters from 125mm to 275mm (5"-8")
- Suitable for roof pitches between 20-45°
- Withstands temperatures up to 135°C
- Durable, cuttable EPDM design for long-lasting performance
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- Insulated adaptor for connecting twin wall flue to flexible flue liner
- Suitable for solid fuel, gas and oil fired systems
- 60mm minimum clearance from combustibles required
- CE and Hetas approved for UK building regulation compliance
- Fully welded, high-density rockwool insulation for heat safety
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- Adjustable base support from 50mm to 80mm
- Supports up to 20m of twin wall flue pipe
- Suitable for solid fuel, gas, and oil appliances
- CE and HETAS approved for compliance
- Available in stainless steel or matt black finish
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- Connects flexible flue liner to twin wall chimney system
- For use with solid fuel, gas, or oil appliances
- CE and Hetas approved for safe, compliant installation
- Fully insulated with high-density rockwool for efficiency
- Requires only 60mm clearance from combustibles
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Most Popular Chimney Flues
Quality Chimney Accessories and Products
Here at StovesAreUs, you'll find an extensive range of chimney supplies to help you complete the installation of your new stove. We offer stovepipes and bends in all sizes, materials and lengths that allow you to connect your new stove to a chimney liner or flue. This ensures stylish and safe ventilation for your fire. If you need to line a chimney, we supply flexible stainless steel liners along with fitting accessories. Our flue liner accessories range also includes adaptors, clamps, and brackets that make installing a flexible flue a breeze.
Not sure what kind of flue system is right for you, or which chimney accessories you'll need? At StovesAreUs, we offer a free flue system design service. Use our online twin wall calculator or send in a simple diagram with dimensions to [email protected]. Our HETAS-trained experts will aim to reply to your query with your complete flue system quote within 24 hours.
To complete your installation, we supply a range of high-quality chimney cowls that protect your flue and stove from wildlife and falling debris, as well as improve the flue draft efficiency. Shop our bird guards, anti-downdraught cowls and spinning cowls to find more specialist cowl designs.
All prices include VAT, so the price you see is the price you pay. We also offer free delivery on orders over £100, which is why it pays to buy chimney products with StovesAreUs. Shop now.
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