4-inch Flue Pipe
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- Cost of Purchase: £500.00
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- Cost of Purchase: £500.00
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24 Months (over £199)
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- Cost of Purchase: £500.00
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- Cost of Purchase: £500.00
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4-inch Twin Wall Flue Pipes & More
At StovesAreUs, we take pride in offering top-quality 4-inch flue pipes to enhance the efficiency and safety of your heating system. Explore our collection, which includes the durable 4-inch twin wall flue pipe, robust in its construction and with excellent insulation properties.
For those seeking installation flexibility, consider a 4-inch flexible flue pipe. This versatile option allows for easy manoeuvring around obstacles, ensuring a customised fit for your unique stove setup. If an offset is required in your installation, our 4-inch offset flue pipe provides a practical solution, maintaining optimal venting even in challenging spaces.
Invest in the safety and efficiency of your heating system with our range of 4-inch insulated flue pipes. These pipes are designed to minimise heat loss, ensuring that your gas or wood-burning stove operates at peak performance while keeping your space comfortably warm.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which is the smallest size stove pipe for a wood burner?A 4" stove pipe is one of the smallest diameter flues for a wood burner and there are only a limited number of stoves that are suitable for use with a 4" stove pipe.
What is stove pipe made from?4" stove pipe is made from steel with a vitreous enamelled coating. Our flues are suitable for use with wood burners, multi-fuel and gas stoves, the pipe connects your stove to the initial part of the chimney breast.
Can I use a single wall flue outside?If you're looking for a stove pipe for this outside you should always look to buy a twin wall flue system. A twin wall system is double insulated and is suitable for internal and external use. You shouldn't use a single-skin vitreous enamelled stove pipe.
At StovesAreUs, we understand the importance of quality in stove accessories. Browse our selection of 4-inch flue pipes and trust us to deliver reliable and durable solutions for your heating needs. Upgrade your stove system today for a warmer, cosier home with free UK delivery when you spend over £100.
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