Colt Cowls Flexiwall 904/904 Solid Fuel Chimney Liner 125mm - Price per Metre

Name: Colt Cowls Flexiwall 904/904 Solid Fuel Chimney Liner 125mm - Price per Metre
Brand: Colt Cowls
SKU: CCFS10205
Price: 44.90 GBP
Availability: LimitedAvailability

Code:

CCFS10205

Brand:

Colt Cowls

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This Flexiwall flexible chimney liner from Colt Cowls is a multi-fuel/solid fuel flexible chimney liner that can be utilised to line an existing masonry or brick stack. Designed to have good corrosion resistance and withstand high temperatures, it is made from twin-line grade ... Read More

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Description

The interior wall is fabricated from smooth bore construction to ensure extremely low resistance to the flue gas flow while the exterior wall has a convoluted profile with a locked and crimp seam. They are joined together throughout the length for additional reliability and stability. Its flexibility enables handling and installation with minimum curvature radii whilst preventing any damage to the liner's inside.

Features & Benefits: Colt Cowls Flexiwall 904/904 Solid Fuel Chimney Liner 125mm - Price per Metre

Suitable for burning a variety of fuels
175mm internal flue size
Fabricated from 316 stainless steel inner and outer (triple lock)
Withstands thermal shock at 1000°C for a short duration in emergencies
Produced in an ISO9001 factory
Normal operation temperature of up to 250°C for oil and gas and 450°C for solid fuel
Tested by BSRIA with a designation number of EN1856-T450-P2-D-VML-L500-24-G
CE marked

This 316/316 solid fuel chimney liner is recommended to be used for burning a variety of fuels including gas, cure dry peat, oil, cured dry logs, coke, coal and dried seasoned wood.

Please note:

This product is priced per metre and can be ordered in various lengths.
When installing this chimney liner, the arrows marked on the liner need to face up the chimney, indicating the direction of the flue gases. If installed incorrectly, it can result in a faster build-up of soot deposits and a greater chance of a chimney fire.