Another "help me choose an insert" thread

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mhrischuk said:
kylej said:
I think I'm going to order the liner kit from chimney liner depot, it's pretty close to a straight shot and it looks like it should be able to fit through the damper opening pretty easily. Do I need to insulate if I plan on cleaning the pipe yearly? As I mentioned I don't plan on burning 24/7 but maybe that makes creosote buildup worse? Chimney is on the exterior of the house. But then only having ~12' chimney length might mean it's hot all the way up when I am burning? $253 for the insulation kit seems steep when the liner kit itself is only $318.

It's a 10x10 terra cotta chimney buried in masonry (sharing a separate terra cotta chimney for the furnace exhaust) so there is plenty of room.

Take a look at the Magnaflex Insuflex. So much easier and cheap.

http://www.fireplacesnow.com/viewPrd.asp?idproduct=68908

awesome, thanks! Pre-insulated?? I've been told the insulation is a PITA so that looks like a great solution.
 
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