Why it is important to have a flue liner with your wood burning stove?
Wood burning stoves are becoming more popular in London and the rest of the UK, they provide a different look and style than your typical fireplace. When purchasing a wood burning stove, there are many things to consider such as style, place to install and most importantly flue liner for wood burners.
What is the purpose of a flue liner?
There are many purposes of installing a flue liner for your wood burning stove, some of them include the following:
Flue liners increases efficiency
Generally, unlined chimney are cold due to the lack of insulation thus making it difficult for hot smoke to rise up. The build up of hot smoke will cause condensation which, can lead to water vapour which, will ultimately lead to damp. The damp will also cause heavier smoke.
Flue liners help keeps your chimney cleaner
If you do not have a chimney liner the excess smoke will leave dirt, dust and other debris to built up on the walls thus leaving it dirty. The dirty walls will eventually create what is called creosote which is difficult to remove and can create blockages.
Flue liners are a safety measure / precaution
Chimney liners reduce the built up of creosote and provide an easy and safe escape for all smoke and toxic fumes. It also reduces the chances of a chimney fire.
What are the different types of flue liners available for my wood burning stove?
Here at Eddie’s we provide our clients with a few different types of flue liners include the following:
- Flue liners
- Flexible flue steel liners
- Twin wall flue systems
- and the newest technology furanflex flue liners
What is the cost of flue liner installation for my wood burning stove?
The cost of flue liner installation will vary depending on which flue liner you choose and which flue liner will best suit your property. For a more accurate price quote on your flue liner installation we recommend that you contact our experts today.






