I thought I remember seeing a "real" flexible liner when I was looking a few years back but I can't put my finger on the source. If I read their add correctly back then, the liner they sold was able to bend with ease, unlike the typical flex liner. It was almost "slinky-like" in it's ability to really flex. Does anyone know what I'm refering to???
Who makes the most flexible stainless liner?
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That is this guy. He also tries to tell you that if you buy from anyone else you will burn your house down.
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I bought mine from the outfit he puts down the most and got a great product. Chimney Liner Depot.
I think he talketh out of his ass.
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I bought mine from the outfit he puts down the most and got a great product. Chimney Liner Depot.
I think he talketh out of his ass.
I followed the link above to check out the site, and discovered the guy had stolen several sketches from my website! Bad karma, dude. It took me a long time to draw those sketches, and they are copyrighted. Lots of folks are a little leery of buying online, and web vendors who use scare tactics and stolen material to sell their products are one good reason. I got up early this morning and spent a couple hours setting things right (click the link in BrotherBart's post above and click the VISIT MY STORE tab at the very top of the page to see the result).
I bought some Ventinox 316-Ti and was pretty impressed by how well it flexed. Very easy to work with compared to some of the really heavy stuff, and weight was a big issue for me as I tried to stuff 25 feet of tubing down the chimney.
I bought it at Harts Hearth, but there are lots of vendors around.
Steve
I bought it at Harts Hearth, but there are lots of vendors around.
Steve
thechimneysweep said:
Nice work. But since he was stupid enough to link to the pics on your site instead of copying them to his I think you need to replace them with one I have of Osama Bin Laden getting up close and personal with a donkey.
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