Advice needed - Runswick mk2 with flexible flue liner

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sporops

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Hi all,

In process of fitting new log burner, I have fitted my new 6’ flexible flue liner.

I was gifted a Runswick mk2 burner and have bought the adaptor for my flexi liner, however the adaptor has a 22 degree angle offset which makes it virtually impossible to fit a stove pipe?!

Am I able to just put my flexible liner straight onto the back of my stove?

Thanks

Charlie

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