5-Inch 904 Grade Flue Liner

If you’re in the market for a top-tier flue liner that guarantees optimal performance and durability, you’ve come to the right place. The 5” 904 flue liner in StovesAreUs’ collection is the answer to all your chimney lining requirements, offering a robust and reliable solution to enhance your home's safety and heating efficiency. Shop the full range below.

904 Grade Flue Liner | 5-Inch

A 5" 904 flue liner kit from this collection is sure to be a valuable addition to your chimney set-up. Crafted from 904/904-grade stainless steel, this chimney liner is engineered to withstand extreme heat and harsh weather conditions. This grade of stainless steel ensures exceptional corrosion resistance, making it an ideal choice for your chimney.

The 5-inch diameter of the chimney liner in this range is optimally designed to accommodate a wide range of stoves, making it versatile and adaptable to your specific needs. As well as being a versatile choice, the products in the range are built to last, providing you with years of dependable service.

We have a variety of larger size options to explore here at StovesAreUs, including 6-inch and 8-inch 904 grade flue liners, as well as a range of flue liner accessories, stove flue pipes, twin wall flue pipe systems, and chimney cowls.

Frequently Asked Questions

What grade chimney liner do I need?

When burning solid fuel on a wood burner or fireplace it is important to choose the right grade flue liner. There are two different grades of flue liner, 316 grade is a cheaper option and can be used when you are burning seasoned. 904-grade liner is more expensive and more durable.

What is a long-lasting chimney liner?

904 grade stainless steel flue liner is incredibly long-lasting and it should last the lifetime of the appliance. To keep your flue liner in good condition you must only use fuels which are HETAS-approved or recommended by the appliance manufacturer.

How often should a chimney liner be swept?

Flue liners should be swept at least annually although HETAS encourages you to have your chimney swept twice a year when burning wood and at least once a year when burning smokeless fuels. The best time to have your chimney liner swept is just before the start of the heating season.

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