Stainless Chimney Liners - 7 Little Known Facts (Dec. 2013) | Page 2

that numerous local fire codes now mandate a quality clay tile, cast-in-place, or stainless steel
chimney liner.
They're U.L. Tested - A stainless steel or metal chimney liner will, in most cases, be U.L. tested
and listed making it safe and durable to install into a new system or retrofit into an existing flue.
Liners Protect the Masonry Work - Keeping corrosive byproducts flowing out of the flue, a
chimney liner protects the masonry work from this deteriorating buildup. Without the liner, the
structure would become unstable much more quickly.
Stainless Steel Can Handle It All - A stainless steel chimney liner can handle a number of
different types of burning stoves and fireplaces. In fact, you can use a stainless steel chimney
liner with a fireplace burning wood, gas, or oil.
If you are in need of adding a Stainless chimney liner to an existing flue or are building a new
fireplace make sure to consider these 7 little known facts when choosing a chimney liner right
for your needs and environment. When selecting a liner always take into consideration the type
of flue that you will be working with, the flue's overall shape, and also what it is constructed of.
Before you know it you will be enjoying a warm fire that is efficient and safe too!