flue liner

I recently moved house and have this hideous steel / aluminium liner going through one of the bedrooms. There is a gas fire in the living room below which I'm not planning to use and getting it disconnected by a gas engineer and there is a steel chimney flue on the roof. I have 2 questions...

Hi All, I have had a quick Google and although I'm pretty sure I will need ventilation I just thought I'd ask for opinions. We have bought our first home, a bungalow with converted loft dormer. The downstairs has a nice big chimney breast with a square recess we would like to board up and turn...

Hello, Having some roof work done. Scaffolds are up so looking (in addition to various work on the roof) to get a liner put in my front chimney by the roofers. It will be a single skin liner for a gas fire. Won’t be used for other fuel types. The old Gas fire was disconnected before I bought...

Just bought this off eBay for £35 inc P&P (Included hex arbour kit not shown) as I need to drill a 6"/150mm hole through a wall for a short piece of 6"/150mm (External diameter 156mm) solid ducting what is to be used as a exhaust outlet for a portable AC Unit. 152mm Core Drill by eveares posted...

Hello all Currently have a flue liner installed that was previously used for a gas appliance. I was wondering if it can be used for a wood burner? Is there anyway of testing for whether the current liner is 904 or 316 grade? If I can't use it, then I will buy a new one. Has anyone opinions on...