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Great video. From this I fitted mine last week and all works great. Signed off too with BC.

Where can you get the chimfirestop in uk

Could you use a existing back boiler flu for a small wood burner

Would have been nice to see it actually work

Did you attach the register plate to the brackets with self tapping screws, presumably with holes that you drilled before putting in the brackets?

Hi paul could you please advise if there’s a 45% connector from the flexible flue liner through the register plate to connect the solid flue from the fire. Thanks Glyn.

Brilliant, explained perfectly thank you 👌

That’s a fabulous vid - apart from you skipped the bit where you fitted the adapter.

Is the register plate always necessary? Great video, thanks!

Fabulous video. many thanks.

What about extinguishing the fire in a wood burning stove with water first then putting in the chemFEX? Thank you.

I had a flue fire yesterday and it was SCARY. Getting new extinguishers.

Its your story...tell it anyway you like.

How much wood this cost?

Seems valid for a fairly modern fire where you can timely shut down air access.

But by the end of the video it hasn't even extinguished the fire in the grate...? Why don't we see the fire put out in 21 seconds as claimed?

Do u recommend just pouring vermiculate in dry form or mixed with cement?

Excellent description

Hi bud, why your website not working?

very informative video, with a lot of info, Paul. But why is it so important to have the register? What would happen if you didn't bother with it? cheers.

Hi Paul, does this work for a traditional open fireplace with no door / cover? Or is it only for fireplaces / wood burners with doors? Looks like a good product.

cleaning the chimney would prevent all this period, that is why i would have an external chimney not attached to the house or cleaning regularly,

nooice

Great straightforward explanation 👍👍

I use baking soda, works every time to stop fire in stove.

What a muppet !! Makes a big song and dance about how sharp the liner is ! Then spends 5 minutes unwinding it in the most ridiculous way ! Only ro then lay all over the exposed sharp liner all-over the floor ! Omd ... 😅😅😅

It looks the website is dead. Is this product available anywhere or has it been stopped for some reason?

Interesting things, I wonder how they work.

The arrows on the liner have absolute zero to do with the air flow 🤦🏻‍♂️

The short piece you use to hook up the stove that went inside the flexible pipe ?

That set up you're doing will work awesome

What is the flexible made from ? Looks like stainless steel

We use triple wall stainless steel, in an old farmhouse chimney, last forever and excellent draw.

That leaves me out I don't have Milwaukee I have the door I'm sorry call I won't be able to do the project😢

Im considering this on a internal wall only for sound insulting what are yoyr thoughts on this?

Came here as i’m fitting a log burner and thought i needed plaster in the chamber. Thanks to this guy i now know that is wrong and i’ll be ‘rendering’ it with sand and cement. I’m struggling to find lime to add to the mix though, will admix do the same thing??

Should it be a twin walled insulated liner, or is a single walled liner enough?

On the plate what is the door/hatch opening for

I live in richmond upon Thames I know this is a restricted and the work be completed by a reg company . 840mm from the hearth is the minimum height is this correct? The shimmery will have to be sweep , I believe by reg company? I"m in the process of forming the opening. Excellent video

when installing a wood stove do i actually need a liner if my chimney is in good shape,,cant a new pipe run half way up ,????

Excellent video, thanks a mill.

I have never seen a fire in a wood stove that you could place it next to the flames.

How much did that all cost and how long did it take

Hi Paul just about to fit my stove, I’ve lined the opening with Hardie cement board, and will end up with 14cm either side, 18c above but only 3cm at the rear of fire to the wall, is this ok, appreciate your time , Steve

Hi Paul not sure if your still active but I will ask anyway. I just got a new stove and wanted to know if I can have the stove 50mm off the back wall. In the fitting guide it is saying 150mm all around and the obvious 300mm hearth. All the stoves I’ve seen fitted only seem to be 50mm off the back wall? This will obviously help me so I don’t have to bring the heart out so far into the room.

Brilliant Thanks.

fit the stove first, then cut the top and fit cowl?

I want one. How do I know if I can or not please someone? My chimney seems to BEND from my living room breast wall to the top of the roof according to google maps. Is a bendy chimney still able to have a flue and burner installed please? Even when it is a shared chimney between neighbours? Complete novice here and my breast isnt even exposed as of yet. This is how early my enquiries are Any advice greatly appreciated 👍🏻

How was the end of the liner connected to the stove pipe, plz?

What happened to the website?