Supaflue Poured Liner

[Todd]

I have to get some chimney work done this Spring and was thinking while they are at it maybe a new poured liner would be a good idea. Anyone know how much something like this costs? I'm thinking it's prolly a lot more than a s/s liner. What if you have an offset half way down your chimney, can they get around it?

http://www.supaflu.com/

 

[BrotherBart]

Ping fraxinus. He has one.

 

[gibson]

My father in law has one. Loves it. His got done after a chimney fire. When we bought his new Oslo this year we just insert the stove pipe into the 6" flue. Very nice, draws like a dream, easy cleanup

 

[Todd]

My main concern is I have 2 side by side flues and the one I want to do has a offset that scoots around the upstairs flue. I would also have to bust out the 6x10 flue tiles to get a 6" Supaflue poured all the way around. Their site doesn't say anything about this, all the pictures and videos show a straight shot. Tried e-mailing them and heard nothing yet.

 

[98dingo]

I have installed both stainless and poured liners. I personally would recommend the stainless for the lifetime warranty and the removal is easier in the event something does happen. Poured liners are a pain to remove if they have been damaged. As an installer and as a wood burner myself, I would go the stainless route everytime if it was my chimney. Can't complain about a lifetime warranty!