Essential Guide to Installing a Flexible Flue Liner

If you have a chimney, installing a flexible flue liner is one of the best upgrades you can make for your stove.

316 or 904 Flexibile Flue Liner

Why Install a Liner?

• Improves stove efficiency

• Prevents tar and condensation build-up

• Protects brickwork from corrosion

• Enhances safety by containing gases

Choosing the Right Liner

At Rhino Flues, our liners come in different grades:

• 316 grade stainless steel – ideal for wood-burning stoves.

• 904 grade stainless steel – designed for heavy-duty, multi-fuel use.

Installation Process

Your liner is usually dropped down the chimney, connected to the stove, and sealed with a chimney cowl for protection. Always use a HETAS-approved installer.

Long-Term Benefits

With a liner in place, your stove burns cleaner, safer, and more efficiently. It’s an essential part of a long-lasting, reliable installation.