7" Inch Twin Wall Flue Pipe Systems
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7" Twin Wall Flue Pipe
If you do not have a chimney or class 1 flue, then a twin wall system provides the perfect solution. Double-insulated flue pipe is a very popular choice for period properties, new build homes, and anywhere else where the chimney stack has been removed or is inaccessible. They provide a convenient and effective way for homeowners and renovators to position their new stove in the optimum place for warmth, style and practicality.
An insulated flue system safely removes the smoke and flue gases from a wood-burning, multi-fuel, gas or pellet stove. Our HETAS- and CE-approved 7" twin wall flue are simple, clean, and easy to install. As with any flue system, we recommend that a competent person should fit this product.
A 175mm diameter double-wall flue system can be used both indoors and outdoors and even pass through walls, floors and roofs. There are twin wall insulated flue components to suit most requirements, whether it be long, short or adjustable lengths, 15-, 30-, or 45-degree angled bends, as well as a large selection of flashings, brackets and cowls.
Our twin wall flue pipes are double-walled, waterproof, and corrosion-resistant — many also come with a lifetime warranty, for complete peace of mind. Choose from sleek stainless steel or black powder coated flue pipes to suit the look of your home and appliance.
We also offer 5", 6", and 8" twin wall flue pipes. We also stock all the supports and brackets, adaptors and chimney cowls you need to complete your chimney flue system.
Our prices include VAT and we provide free UK delivery on orders over £100 — that's why it pays to shop at StovesAreUs. Buy 175mm twin wall flue pipe systems today.
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