Showing posts with label stainless steel chimney liner. Show all posts
Showing posts with label stainless steel chimney liner. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 19, 2013

Chimney Liner Options Part Six

However if you really want chimney liner that you can rely on then it is important to put a little extra work into it yourself, and specifically this means getting insulation for your chimney sweep liner.
But bearing in mind that the role of the chimney liner is essentially to provide insulation, why do you also need insulation for that itself? Well chimney sweep liner is actually a highly essential example of chimney supplies for several reasons.
First of all, if you have stainless steel chimney liners you might find that when the wind blows very heavily the liners rattle and shape and this can make an awful racket – in fact it will be enough to wake you up and it won’t be particularly conducive to rest or relaxation which is what most of us use our fireplaces for.
Another reason you need insulation is to protect your liner. Whether you use foil liners, stainless steel liners or ceramic the problem with this is that it is a conductor and not an insulator.

Friday, October 18, 2013

Chimney Liner Options Part Three

Furthermore any chimney liner kits that are designed for your own home installation will of course save you money in other areas and most notably they will save you the costs associated with having the chimney installed or using chimney sweeps in order to let you know whether you need oval chimney liners or other shaped chimney liners. However in most cases note that round chimney liners will be the best fit and will work in the majority of cases.
Of course it still helps to know how much material you need, and if you are going to buy stainless steel chimney liners that you can’t install yourself then you will still need to get estimates regarding how much you need and how much the service will cost. In this case it’s a good idea to get estimates from a few different chimney sweeps and then to take the average estimate as this will give you the closest estimate that is most likely to fit your chimney.

Wednesday, August 7, 2013

Partners in Every Project

Working with professionals and professional products can be a life-saver when making chimney repairs.  Fireside Chimney Supply offers a lifetime transferable warranty which is not only a great thing when for home owners but makes a great selling point when selling a home.  The quality products offered by Fireside Chimney Supply include a full line of stainless steel chimney liners,316Ti stainless steel products and 304L stainless steel products.
Regardless of the size of the job Fireside Chimney Supply has it covered.  From smaller jobs that require chase covers or Smoothwall Stainless Steel Chimney Liners or any one of the many flexible chimney liner kits, items purchased before 2Pm will be shipped the same day.  Take advantage of the free shipping on all their products. 
Fireside Chimney Supply offers Rigid chimney liners, oval chimney liners and shaped chimney liners as well as custom made piece made to fit those heating systems that are not standardized.  Having a reliable partner when working on unique fireplace and chimney systems is worth its weight in gold. 
As a general reminder, chimney cleaning should be performed at least yearly and more frequently following periods of active fireplace use.  Chimney cleaning helps to reduce the amount of corrosive toxins that build up in chimneys.  Chimney cleaning is also an excellent way to inspect for damage before problems become too large.

Friday, July 19, 2013

Industrial Applications:

Industrial applications can use the 316Ti stainless steel  and stainless steel chimney liners to replace aged systems that are no long up to code.   The 316Ti stainless steel is ideal for commercial applications because it is manufactured to withstand higher temperatures and to resist corrosive chemicals.   These manufacturing traits make the 316Ti stainless steel an ideal material for industrial projects.  304L stainless steel is also a great choice of material for both residential and commercial use.  This low-carbon steel is more flexible which means that it can be manipulated on the job site.   In some cases it is better to start with shaped chimney liners rather than trying to make pieces fit on site.  For difficult or custom jobs the professional team at Fireside Chimney Supply can help find just the right material for your job.  They stock Chase covers, Oval Chimney Liners, Rigid chimney liners, flexible chimney liners and fireplace inserts  or they can have pieces customized to fit your specs.  Heavier projects may need the Smoothwall Stainless Steel Chimney Liner.
Be sure to take advantage of their lifetime transferable warranty and free shipping.   Fireside Chimney Supply is open 7 days per week and will walk you through the installation.

Refurbish or Rebuild- What to Do With Older Fireplaces:

Fireplaces can be inefficient means of heating a home.  Installing wood burning fireplace inserts can make the difference between a cold and drafty home and a warm a cozy nest.   Fireplace inserts are just the beginning of the list of items that can make a heating system more efficient.  A smoothwall stainless steel chimney liner or one of the flexible chimney liner kits can also help a fireplace work more efficiently.   For home owners who wish to keep the look of an open fireplace can refurbish their existing fireplace by installing fireplace refractory panels.  Refractory panels reflect/bounce heat back from the liner so that the fireplace emits more warmth into the living space.  Using flexible chimney liners in conjunction with new refractory panels can give an old fireplace a complete overhaul.
Fighting the elements is no easy task but with the right tools a chimney or fireplace be immune to weather.  Chase covers or a stainless steel chimney chase cover can prevent rain, sleet and snow from getting into the chimney.  Installing a top-sealing damper can also prevent wind from entering the chimney.  A regular  chimney cleaning is the best way to help prevent odors from smelling up your house.  Installing a Stainless Steel Chimney Liner and insulation will also help keep pipes cleaner.

Tuesday, May 21, 2013

The Shaped Chimney Liners


There are a number of shaped chimney liners which can include oval, square, rectangle, round and custom liners. Every sweep estimate for each chimney may be different and the common of the above list are the round and oval shaped chimney liners which turn out to be economical as well.
The stainless oval chimney liners are both water and air tight. Sometimes, the flue liner may have up to seven ply seams which are rated best for their strength. The stainless material used to make them is also at its best. Coming in different sizes, the oval liners are priced per foot. If you chose an oval shaped chimney liner, you will need the top plates as well. The top plates work well if one has clay tile at the top of the chimney. The plates have oval design to fit the oval shaped chimney. It is quick to install as most of the plates come with a quick to connect system. One just needs to tighten down the screws to secure this liner to the top of a chimney.
If it comes with the rain cap, it would be even better. This may have the wind guard, screen and clamp connecting system. The rain cap will perfectly fit on the outside of the top plate and what one needs is to tighten down the clamp on the rain cap.

Smooth Wall Stainless Steel Chimney Liner: A Best Buy!


A smooth wall stainless steel chimney liner is the latest technology in this wide chimney industry. It combines the advantages of both the improved performance of a rigid chimney liner and flexible chimney liner. This stainless steel liner has a double wall construction which takes advantage of the highest technology involved in making 316 version of stainless steel. The liner is more flexible than any other and offers the best performance you can think of.
A smooth wall stainless steel chimney liner is the most efficient venting because of the decreased turbulence. The liner can be shaped into square, oval and rectangle to take advantage of each cubic inch and more so, offer maximum draft. The stainless steel chimney kit includes cap, collar, tee, top plate, stainless screws and clamp. If your chimney is that straight from top to bottom then this kit is perhaps the perfect one. While taking advantage of the high quality smooth wall interiors, the liner itself will last forever and is easier to clean. Insulation will be required for the solid fuels although this may be optional for gas and oil. The smooth wall will have a smooth flexible interior wall while the exterior is corrugated. There are therefore no sizing restrictions in case of oil and gas applications.