Best place to buy liners
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You can get a top plate with a lip on it, to fit over your terracotta flue. I got my insulated liner from this guy:
http://stores.ebay.com/theheatelement
If you don't want to go through e-bay, you can just e-mail him directly: theheatelement at gmail.com
http://stores.ebay.com/theheatelement
If you don't want to go through e-bay, you can just e-mail him directly: theheatelement at gmail.com
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I have exposed terra cotta out the top of my chimney. I still used the plate. Some bend it over, I just caulked the top of the terra cotta and left the plat sitting on it. I figured it would keep the rain further away from the inside of the flue. If I'm ever up on top of the chimney again I might bend it down, but I've been happy for 4 years now. I think of it as a stove pipe hat.
My liner came from ChimneyLinerDepot.com. http://www.chimneylinerdepot.com/
If you have a very tall chimney, the liner could be pretty heavy. I rented a bucket to pick it up and make a safer (for me) install. I don't regret it a bit!
Matt
My liner came from ChimneyLinerDepot.com. http://www.chimneylinerdepot.com/
If you have a very tall chimney, the liner could be pretty heavy. I rented a bucket to pick it up and make a safer (for me) install. I don't regret it a bit!
Matt
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I ordered mine from rockford chimney supply. They have an excellent customer service center and can walk you through what you need.
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