I'm thinking about getting a flex king liner for my insert.I know the pro king is smoother on the inside.I was wondering if one was easier to work with than the other?Im looking at a 4by 25ft.
Liner question
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john193
Minister of Fire
Hearing from others who have used the "smooth" liners, they are a little tougher to manipulate but still flexible. Don't expect it to completely smooth. Typically It is smoother than the non smooth liner.
chimneylinerjames
Feeling the Heat
It is slightly stiffer but not much. The inside is perfectly smooth. The Flex King Pro is different than other "smooth" liners. The other liners are like "john193" said, not completely smooth. They have seams that make it not perfectly smooth. They are smoother than the standard 1 ply liner, but not as smooth as the Flex King Pro.
I didn't go with the pro just a flex king. seems like it'll work just fine.the single ply was easy to manipulate and cut.I got the insert up and running and I'm very excited not to use oil to heat my house.
Lake Girl
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