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A correctly fitted register plate can help reduce heat loss from the room, limit cold downdraughts and prevent dust and debris from the chimney falling into the fireplace. It also helps create a neater, more controlled installation around the flue pipe.

A vitreous enamel exit pipe connects your wood burner to the chimney, and the joints need to remain properly sealed to keep the stove operating safely and efficiently. Importantly, the pipe is not only sealed where it enters the chimney.

Whether you're installing a new stove or upgrading an existing system, a quality flue liner can significantly improve performance while helping your installation meet current regulations.

Creosote is a sticky mix of tar, soot, and condensation that forms inside chimney liners when wood burns. It is highly flammable and one of the main causes of chimney fires.

A damaged chimney liner can crack, leak, or collapse over time due to heat, acid corrosion, condensation, and age. Damaged liners can allow smoke, heat, and dangerous gases such as carbon monoxide to enter the home.