5-inch Flue Liner
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Includes 10m flue liner, adaptor, cowl & chimney plate
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Durable 316/316 Stainless Steel Twin-skin flue liner
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Suitable for wood, coal, oil, gas & cured dry peat stoves
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Designed for simple connection & secure chimney relining
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Smooth internal wall for optimal draft & reduced soot build-up
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Includes 10m flue liner, adaptor, cowl & chimney plate
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Durable 904/904 Stainless Steel Twin-skin flue liner
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Suitable for wood, coal, oil, gas & cured dry peat stoves
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Designed for simple connection & secure chimney relining
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Smooth internal wall for optimal draft & reduced soot build-up
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Installation Kit for connecting to a 125mm flue liner.
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Terracotta Cowl for supporting and protecting the liner.
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125mm Stove Pipe Adapter to connect pipe to liner.
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Nose cone aids in guiding the liner through the chimney.
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Chimney Notice Plate that meets UK building regulations
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- Available in Stainless Steel or Terracotta to complement your chimney pot
- 125mm (5") pot hanging cowl with integrated anti-downdraught protection
- Supports flexible flue liners while reducing wind-induced smoke blowback
- Built-in rain cap and bird guard protect the flue from weather and debris
- Suitable for wood, multi-fuel, gas and oil appliancesÂ
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- 150mm (6") pot hanging cowl for MI-FLEX flexible flue liner systems
- Integrated rain cap and bird guardÂ
- Supports the weight of the flexible flue liner for secure installation
- Premium 316L stainless steel constructionÂ
- Suitable for wood, multi-fuel, gas and oil appliancesÂ
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5-inch Chimney Liner
Whether you’re looking for a 5-inch flue liner for a wood burner or for a gas, biomass, or multi-fuel stove, we’re confident we have the right match for you. The below details explain the different grading systems for our chimney liners.
316/316 Grade Flue Liner
This flue liner uses 316-grade Stainless Steel for both the inner and outer skins. It is suitable for use with gas, oil, coal, coke, seasoned dry logs, and cured dry peat stoves, as well as some smokeless fuel stoves. 316/316-grade flue liner has a 10-year guarantee (product replacement only).
904/904 Grade Flue Liner
The inner and outer skins of this flue liner are made from 904 grade Stainless Steel, and it is the best chimney liner on the market. It’s ideal for all stoves, whether they’re burning seasoned dry logs, gas, coal, coke, oil, or cured dry peat, as well as all smokeless fuels. This high-quality chimney flue liner is recommended for heavy usage and if you are slumbering your stove overnight. 904/904 grade Chimney Liner has a 20-year guarantee (product replacement only).
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between 316/316 grade and 904/904 grade 5-inch flue liners?The main difference is the quality and durability of the materials: 316/316 grade flue liners use 316-grade stainless steel for both inner and outer skins. They are suitable for gas, oil, coal, coke, seasoned dry logs, and cured dry peat, as well as some smokeless fuels. These liners come with a 10-year guarantee. 904/904 grade flue liners are made from higher-quality 904-grade stainless steel and are ideal for all fuels, including smokeless ones. They are recommended for heavy use or if slumbering your stove overnight. These liners come with a 20-year guarantee.
Can a 5-inch flue liner be used with a multi-fuel stove?Yes, both 316/316 and 904/904 grade 5-inch flue liners are suitable for use with multi-fuel stoves. However, for heavy or frequent use, especially with high-temperature fuels or slumbering, the 904/904 grade flue liner is recommended due to its superior durability.
How long is the guarantee for 5-inch flue liners?316/316 grade flue liners come with a 10-year product replacement guarantee. 904/904 grade flue liners come with a 20-year product replacement guarantee, making them the better option for long-term or intensive use.
Shop the 5-inch chimney liner range at StovesAreUs today, including 5-inch flexible flue liners and 5-inch flue liner kits, with free UK delivery when you spend over £100. Need a bigger size? We have 6-inch, 7-inch, and 8-inch flue liners too, plus flue liner accessories such as cowls and adaptors.
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