My chimney, where my insert is right now is not lined. I went to the local stove shop and they quoted my a 600 bucks for a 15 foot stainless steel lining kit.
Is this a fair price?
Thanks!
Is this a fair price?
Thanks!
Fair Chimney liner price....
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$289 for whole kit.
From this place http://www.chimneydepotsupply.com/6x25siplychl.html
The manufacturer is only about 12 miles from me, I ended up swapping the "T" and "T-cap" for a "Flex adaptor connector" that fit onto the top of the stove. They also let me swap the 10"X10" chimney top for one 10"X14" (IIRC), which they made right there for me, very nice people.
http://www.chimcapcorp.com/home.html Click liners, then flex-adaptor connector.
From this place http://www.chimneydepotsupply.com/6x25siplychl.html
The manufacturer is only about 12 miles from me, I ended up swapping the "T" and "T-cap" for a "Flex adaptor connector" that fit onto the top of the stove. They also let me swap the 10"X10" chimney top for one 10"X14" (IIRC), which they made right there for me, very nice people.
http://www.chimcapcorp.com/home.html Click liners, then flex-adaptor connector.
Looks like a pretty good deal! Does it work alright for you? I'm looking online, some are about 700 bucks, some are cheaper. I'm seeing the price drop quick on these things, must have something to do with the economy...
My stove is not drafting right, it's a real slow draft and I'm getting some smoke out of the door when I open it....
I think it's time to buy, like, tomorrow.
It's hard to do it, because I'm currently in a rental house, but the landlord is my best friend. I'm working on buying the house but with the crappy economy it's really hard to get financing. I think I'll just pay for it myself and put it in
My stove is not drafting right, it's a real slow draft and I'm getting some smoke out of the door when I open it....
I think it's time to buy, like, tomorrow.
It's hard to do it, because I'm currently in a rental house, but the landlord is my best friend. I'm working on buying the house but with the crappy economy it's really hard to get financing. I think I'll just pay for it myself and put it in
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=170264556625&ssPageName=STRK:MESE:IT
That's a shipped price....from one of my distributors
That's a shipped price....from one of my distributors
Check eBay like the others said. If you are doing the installation yourself, you can't beat the prices.
I bought a Flex King 25' stainless chimney liner kit (complete, no insulation) for $320 shipped to my door from off of eBay. You can check out their stuff at http://www.chimneylinerdepot.com/
I bought a Flex King 25' stainless chimney liner kit (complete, no insulation) for $320 shipped to my door from off of eBay. You can check out their stuff at http://www.chimneylinerdepot.com/
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