Anyone has experience with HomeSaver UltraPro Liner
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jie said:
I don't know about their product but ours can go from round to oval and back to round...
That sounds interesting. Too bad i already bought the pipe which probably is z-flex.
Magnaflex, do you think z-flex is comparable to magnaflex? I find i can bend the pipe to make it oval size, but the other way around is much harder, almost need some special tool to do the job.
Magnaflex, do you think z-flex is comparable to magnaflex? I find i can bend the pipe to make it oval size, but the other way around is much harder, almost need some special tool to do the job.
MagnaFlex said:
Any of the single wall liner can be ovaled and then rounded back out. Just smack it with your hands on both sides of the oval until it is round again.
Why the Ultrapro question if you have Z-Flex? UltraPro is as good as single wall flex pipe gets.
Why the Ultrapro question if you have Z-Flex? UltraPro is as good as single wall flex pipe gets.
I had a Homesaver pro liner installed this summer it is slightly thicker liner .006 vs .005 and I am very happy with the liner. They told me this the only liner they install and swear by it. At first I wasnt sure if it was strong enough but after standing on the liner it passed the test. Try not to ovalize the liner, I suggested to the installers and they said no way. They knock the damper out in 10 mins and installed 22 ft. in my chimney and hooked it up directly to a tcap. and into the stove. No bends or elbows and it draws really well.
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Year 5+ on my Ultra-Pro liner and no problems yet. Can't see any rust or other problems cropping up.
I didn't know that differnt liners has so many subtle difference before i bought the liner. After bought it, i did some search on this forum and found that i may have rushed.
I guess i just wanted to know if Z-flex is a decent liner, not likely will fail after couple of years.
I almost feel this forum gave me too much information
I guess i just wanted to know if Z-flex is a decent liner, not likely will fail after couple of years.
I almost feel this forum gave me too much information
BrotherBart said:
pauljam said:
For clarification, I have a .005 TCE liner and a .005 Simpson DuraFlex liner and did the stand on it test with both of them with no crushing. Not that I was worried about anybody standing sideways on them after they were installed. :coolsmirk:
But our local guys swear by UltraPro too.
jie said:I didn't know that differnt liners has so many subtle difference before i bought the liner. After bought it, i did some search on this forum and found that i may have rushed.
I guess i just wanted to know if Z-flex is a decent liner, not likely will fail after couple of years.
I almost feel this forum gave me too much information
The Z-Flex liner will be just fine. Novaflex makes good stuff. But it is best to cut out a place in the damper frame for the liner rather that oval it.
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