4 Inch 316 Super Flex Flexible Flue Liner for Wood Burning Stoves

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4 Inch 316 Super Flex Flexible Flue Liner for Wood Burning Stoves

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    Price as Configured: £18.96

    • Specifications
      Guarantee 15 Years
      Material 316 Grade Stainless Steel
      Flue Parts Chimney Liner
    • Product Sizes
      Flue Diameter 4-Inch (100mm)
      Flue Size 4-inch (100mm)
    • Description

      Our Flexible Chimney Flue Liner Super Flex is suitable for the relining of masonry flues and use with wood, multi fuel stoves and open fires. Super Flex 316 grade Flexible chimney flue liner is trusted by the trade and public nationwide, with its unrivalled strength and flexibility it really is a fit & forget option. Easy to buy, install and use Super Flex is one of the best chimney liners on the market.

      Features:
      • Premium 316 grade stainless steel;
      • Extra strong and robust;
      • Manufactured in the UK;
      • 15 years No quibble warranty and customer satisfaction guarantee;
      • EN 1856-2 T600 N1 D V2 L50010 G;
      • Trusted by installers all over the UK;
      • Double skin construction;
      • Fire rated to T1000.

      With Super Flex we truly believe that you are purchasing a proven top quality product. That is why we offer a 15 year no quibble warranty and customer satisfaction guarantee. Super Flex is Suitable for the relining of masonry flues and use with wood, multi fuel stoves and open fires.

    • FAQs
      Hi there! Is this flu liner OK for wood burning stove? I tried one on amazon and it melted lol. Kind regards
      Question by: James on 16 Dec 2025, 12:17
      Hi,

      As per the product description: this liner is "suitable for the relining of masonry flues and use with wood, multi fuel stoves and open fires".

      We hope that this information helps
      Answer by: Jack on 17 Dec 2025, 10:48