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Sarah-Jane  is seen Power sweeping (with the Rodtech system) the twin wall flue system up the inside of the chimney of a thatched house... connected to a Hunter Hawk 4 wood burning stove This stove was actually a multi fuel originally - but was converted to wood only a few years back View of up the inside of the flue with cctv camera including the insider top of the spark arrestor cowl. Spark arrestors are actually no longer advised on thatched properties and are now believed a hazard as they are prone to blockages and becoming a fire hazard This one is in good condition and nice and clean. Check with your insurance as if you have a spark arrestor on a thatched property, many insist that it be removed. Cctv is a great tool to have to be able to look at potential problems, check blockages are clear etc Stove had a polish and is all ready for next winter season Contact us for more info on Chimney sweeping services in Attleborough, Old / New B...

Free standing flue systems are commonly fitted to houses without chimneys where a wood burning or multi fuel stove is to be installed. This pipe comes in  sions and is quite quick to put together. The twin wall insulated sections (required for exterior use and passing through or near combustable materials) are compression joints. That means that they are dry joints and require no fire cement or similar to seal. In the brand we supply, standard locking bands are supplied with the pipes. Reinforced locking bands are available for a small extra charge where additional support is required. The picture above shows the fitting of a Poujoulat TI twin wall insulated rafter support bracket . This can be fitted in several ways - either fixed to the roofing material or roof trusses. It can be adjusted to suit to suit various roof angles. This picture shows the Poujoulat rafter support bracket from the side. You can see how it adjusts by sliding through the arc and tightens usi...