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Product Guides
Our product guides provide detailed information on our selection of wood-burning stoves, chimney liners, flues, accessories, and more. Learn how specific products work, how to use them properly, and get help choosing the right stove, liner, or accessory for your needs. We'll walk you through the key features and considerations for each item.
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Everything You Need to Know About Fire Cement
Whether you’re fitting a new stove or doing some work on a fireplace, flue or chimney, the chances are you may find yourself needing to use some fire cement. But, what exactly is it? What can you use it for? How do you use it? Keep reading and the team at Trade Price Flues will […] -
What Sort of Air Vents Do I Need for My Stove or Fireplace?
If there’s one thing that a stove or fireplace can’t do without, it’s oxygen. But, with today’s relatively air-tight homes, supplying your fire with sufficient air can be easier said than done. But, that’s where air vents come in. Keep reading and we’ll tell you exactly what sort of air vents you require to get […] -
A Complete Guide to Log Burner Flues
With energy prices rising, more and more people are choosing to heat their home with a log burner. Not only are these handy appliances beautiful to look at, but they run on seasoned wood – giving you a degree of independence from the energy networks. But, if you’re going to buy one, it’s vital that […] -
What Is a Boiler Flue and How Does It Work?
With winter approaching it makes sense to ensure that your home boiler system is fully functioning and operational. And, one of the most important parts of your boiler system that you should check is working, is the flue. If you’re wondering what that is and how it works, then keep reading!What is a boiler flue?The […] -
What Type of Chimney Flue Is Safe for a Thatched Roof?
A thatched roof is a quintessentially rustic feature that adds an enormous amount of character to a home. However, there’s no getting away from the fact that they can pose a fire risk – especially if they are matched with the wrong kind of chimney flue. However, it is possible to have an open fire […] -
A Guide to Ready to Burn Fuels
What are you allowed to burn on your stove or fireplace? In the past, you could burn near enough anything. However, a new set of regulations are being introduced by the UK Government which will specify exactly what types of fuel you can and can’t burn on your stove or fireplace. Read on to find […] -
Balanced Flue or Conventional Flue: What's the Difference?
A flue is one of the most important parts of a fireplace or stove. Responsible for drawing away smoke and combustibles and drawing in air, a flue is essential to the proper functioning of a fireplace. But, not all flues are the same. What’s the difference between a balanced flue and a conventional flue? Read […] -
What Size Flue Do I Need for a Wood Stove?
If you’ve just bought a wood burning stove, then you’re probably wondering what size flue you’ll need to connect it to. There are a huge number of different flues with different sizes, grades and materials available. If you’re finding all that choice overwhelming, keep reading to find out what size flue you need for a […] -
Is There an Alternative to Lead Flashing?
When it comes to flashing your chimney, which material is best to use? Traditionally, lead has been the go-to metal to use to create a strong, weatherproof seal for all types of roofing solutions. But today, there are a number of lead alternatives that make flashing your chimney easier and less expensive. So, in this week’s blog, we […] -
How Do Stove Fans Actually Work?
Whether you have just installed your stove or have had one for years, you might have heard a thing or two about stove fans.They claim to be able to boost the amount of heat in your room, making the most of the fuel you use for an improved level of efficiency.But, you are probably wondering, […]
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