If you are thinking of buying a wood burning stove or gas fire there is a strong possibility your chimney will need lining.
The reason we have chimneys is to safely remove the bi-products of burning from a wood burner, wood burning fire, log fire, gas fire and gas stove. This way the fumes are taken from the wood burning, gas or multi-fuel appliance to the outside of our homes without causing any danger or discomfort to the people that live there.
There are a number of reasons why a chimney may need lining:
There are many different ways of lining a chimney, the suitability of these methods depends on your individual system. You should seek advice from a professional on which solution is the best for you.
For more information on this please visit the HETAS website and get in touch with your local Stovax retailer.
Posted by Dan on October 19, 2011
I am thinking of buying a 8Kw multi burning stove and have a 1958 bungalow with a class one chimney would this be ok to use after smoke tests prove ok
Good afternoon James, Thanks for your message. We have a range of 8kW stoves, please have a look at our product finder. We recommend that you speak to your local Stovax retailer for more advice. Best Wishes, Camille
I have a 4 inch flue liner which fire can I use with this size flue please
None of our fires can be used on a 4 inch liner. Only a select number of balanced flue fires can be used with a chimney renovation kit where a four inch liner can be used as part of the set up. Those are the Reflex 75 and 105 and the Riva2 fires.
if i have a 7in brick chimney can I adjust the riva2 500 flue to rear exit without using a 5in liner ?
Yes the Riva 2 500 conventional flue can be fitted into a builders opening unlined (with a minimum 7”).
Our new build has a masonary chimney with a 8 inch clay flue Liner.
We are looking to buy the Riva2 750. We would prefer a balanced flue that uses the chimney.
Is this achievable? As we really do not want a conventional flue in our new home
Hello, yes the Riva2 750 can be installed with either a conventional flue or a balanced flue. Your local retailer can advise you which is best for your home, find your nearest one here. Many thanks, Chris