insulated flue

TITAN DW is a multi-fuel, twin wall insulated flue system is available in both Matt Black and Stainless-Steel finishes. It's designed for a wide range of applications, including negative and positive pressure environments and condensing systems with joint seals.

Engineered for compatibility with all types of domestic, commercial, and industrial heating appliances for use with gas, oil, pellets, wood, or coal. TITAN DW can handle a constant working temperature of up to 600° C, with short bursts up to 700° C, and thermal shock resistance up to 1000° C.

There is a lot that goes into installing a stove – once you have chosen your favourite style, you’ve then got to make sure you have all the parts in the right places!

Flue liners for wood burners and multi fuel stoves are one of the most important pieces of the puzzle. They are responsible for making sure you can burn your fuel effectively and safely. But you may be wondering exactly what a flue liner is and if you really need one at all.

A flue liner is just what it sounds like! Also often referred to as a chimney liner, a flue liner is a flexible tube that is connected to your stove pipe to line the inside of your chimney. It runs up the entire length of your chimney, carrying the fumes up your flue liner instead of releasing them straight into your chimney cavity.

Twin wall insulated flues are the perfect choice for both new-build projects and renovations. They provide a simple, low-cost and effective solution for removing smoke and gases from building interiors.

If you are installing a new heating appliance, such as a woodstove / log burner, gas coal-effect fire or an oil boiler, you will probably need a twin wall flue system, especially if you do not already have a brick chimney stack. Twin wall can be constructed to produce a safe chimney system for your appliance.

These double walled flues are suitable for the creation of both indoor and outdoor flues and they can be used to pass through roofs and floors. This makes them suitable for use in boats, yurts, log cabins, van conversions and even garden offices. They are waterproof and resistant to corrosion,