Pumice/Refractory chimney liners?

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Nicholas

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Feb 25, 2007
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Pumice/refractory chimney liners seem to be the "standard" over in europe (looking at the web).
Why have these never taken hold over in the US ?

Is there any downside to these liners (such as Isokern) ?

ThanksNick
 
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