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hi jonhol. if the clay liner you have is up to the job and fit for purpose then it can be used for your appliance. so the need to drop a flexible liner inside it would be a non starter. the only issue would be that it is al ittle big for the stove i'm guessing. your clay liner will be 8" and the...

hi. any work to the chimney breast of your house has to be covered under a building notice. something as basic as making the opening bigger to fit a wood burner or the like. remember, if you are taking the job on, the weight of the stack has to be supported, in the loft on hangers. if it is...

the cost of the installation is dependant on a few things. type of liner,( personally i would always use a 904 grade). the access to the chimney top, ( do you need to get scaffold)? does you stove/woodburner require ventillation. (yes if the output is over 5Kw). hard to give you an exact...

hi guys. i know that this seems like something quite straight forward. it is. but still has to be done correctly. a real fire has noi on or off switch and WILL burn done your house. the liner itself:- this can only go in on way! because of the way it is made to protect itself from the acidic...