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Inset stove, do I need a flue liner?

Jimmy Garlic · 2013-11-14 22:26:28

Got an inset stove from a friend that was installing a gas fire. Can I belt away with it without a flue liner or will there be issues if one is not installed? The chimney has got a very good draft so I am thinking there is no need for a liner. Also, am I right to assume that flexi liners are difficult to clean?

14-11-2013 10:26pm

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Got an inset stove from a friend that was installing a gas fire. Can I belt away with it without a flue liner or will there be issues if one is not installed? The chimney has got a very good draft so I am thinking there is no need for a liner. Also, am I right to assume that flexi liners are difficult to clean?

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