- Nov 27, 2012
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Question:
I was hoping you could help me find an after market damper for a masonry fireplace. Mine is rusted out. I remember reading in a home mechanics magazine a few years back about such a damper that installed from the top of the chimney with a cord that went down the length of the chimney and could be activated from the fireplace opening. Easy installation if I remember correctly. Do you have any info on such a damper or any suggestions?
Answer:
Yes- there are quite a few "top sealing dampers" that use cables attached to a top sealing device to replace your damper. - Brand names are Lymance and Chimalator - Lymmance currently maintains a link (as of 4/2000) at https://www.hearth.com/prod.html
Link: HearthNet Products
I was hoping you could help me find an after market damper for a masonry fireplace. Mine is rusted out. I remember reading in a home mechanics magazine a few years back about such a damper that installed from the top of the chimney with a cord that went down the length of the chimney and could be activated from the fireplace opening. Easy installation if I remember correctly. Do you have any info on such a damper or any suggestions?
Answer:
Yes- there are quite a few "top sealing dampers" that use cables attached to a top sealing device to replace your damper. - Brand names are Lymance and Chimalator - Lymmance currently maintains a link (as of 4/2000) at https://www.hearth.com/prod.html
Link: HearthNet Products
