- Dec 30, 2012
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I have three flues that I will be relining with 6" SS insulated liner.
Any suggestions for online sources for materials?
Any suggestions for online sources for materials?
I too got the Magnaflex Insulflex from the "heat element". Couldn't be happier. The price was right and it was easy for me to install. No pipe insulating needed. It's already made into it. You can save your insulating efforts for above the blockoff plate which he will already have made for you after you tell him the measurements.Drop a line to theheatelement @ gmail. He's a MagnaFlex rep. Took good care of me with a very nice price on an InsulFlex kit like this one. If you are thinking about insulating the liner, having it pre-made that way is the bee's knees, IMO.
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There was a bit of debate about the zero-clearance status of this insulated liner. . .a non-issue in my 12 x 12" masonry chimney.
maybe he was running it in a brick or block chimney, not a clay flue tile?I would give up wood burning before I tried to wrap a pipe in Roxul, that would take one huge chimney to stuff that down without ripping it.
Some have gotten deals on Vermiculite pour insulation, but that would depend on the size of your chimneys if that would be cost effective.
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