Flue Pipe

A stove pipe is a prefabricated single-wall pipe. Properly installed stove pipes are crucial for safety, performance, and compliance with industry standards. The pipe is made from 1.2mm thick low-carbon steel, a material chosen for its strength and durability at high temperatures. Various flue pipe lengths can be fitted into the chimney system.

Each stove pipe component is coated inside and outside with a ground coat, then with a high-temperature acid-resistant top coat, and finally with a flexible flue liner. The double-coating process protects not only the stove pipe during use but also its finish. The chemical makeup of the steel used for the stove pipe creates a perfect surface for the glass to adhere to, resulting in a finish that outperforms that of other manufacturers. Wood stove flue pipes are designed to connect the stove and chimney.

They are coated with a high-temperature and acid-resistant coating to withstand the heat and byproducts of the stove. Flue pipes can be used with wood, gas, oil and multi-fuel appliances up to 50kW output. It can handle flue gas temperatures up to 450 °C.

However, the stove pipe should connect only to an existing lined chimney or to a class 1 twin-wall insulated stainless steel chimney and twin-wall flue. Never use a flue pipe through a combustible floor, externally, or to line an existing chimney stack, as this could be dangerous.