When you want a fireplace in your home, but do not have a brick chimney installed you can run metal chimney pipe as a venting source for your fireplace. This pipe is not complicated to install and easily connects to the top of the fireplace to allow gases and other harmful by-products of the fire to escape from the home while retaining the warmth from the fire. You will also need this type of pipe when installing wood burning stoves.

There are different components and materials which make up the chimney for your gas or wood burning fireplace or stove. Traditional chimneys along the exterior wall of the home are often built out of brick and may or may not have a clay liner. You can get a stainless steel chimney liner when you need a replacement. You can even run chimney pipe inside your existing chimney when you add a fireplace insert or convert the fireplace to a wood stove or gas burning unit.

Chimney Pipe Can Be Used for an Interior Style Chimney

Should you be adding a fireplace to your home and do not already have a chimney, you should look at placing the fireplace in the interior of the home. Modern designs allow for a chimney to be run through the interior of the home using stainless steel chimney pipe, which results in a more efficient burning and heating system. Here at Copperfield Chimney Supply we carry all the items you need for venting as well as fireplaces, stoves and other hearth products and accessories.

Replacing an old chimney can be time consuming and costly, especially when, more often than not, placing a chimney liner inside your burnt up bricks is more than enough to revitalize any old chimney. We offer a choice selection of chimney liners here at Copperfield Chimney Supply Distribution, as well as all the information you will need to install your new liner. We also offer live online support and a call care center to answer any questions you may have.

Carbon Buildup Problems are Easily Solved with Our Chimney Liners

We here at Copperfield Chimney Supply Distribution are concerned for your safety. Old brick chimneys hide dangerous carbon buildups, which can cause dangerous chimney fires. We recommend that all chimneys, new and old, be fitted with appropriate chimney liners to make cleaning easy and effortless. Come visit us at www.woodstoves-fireplaces.com today and see what we have to offer.

There are several different types of chimney liners available for you to choose from when relining your chimney. You will find with older homes and older chimneys that you may or may not have a clay liner. Clay liners are the hardest to replace as you have to tear down the existing brick facing on the chimney to get to the liner. When clay liners crack and break, you can use a stainless steel rigid or flexible liner which fits inside the chimney and is easier to install.

You Have Two Different Options of Stainless Steel Chimney Liners

Relining your chimney is easiest when you choose a stainless steel liner, like those available here at Copperfield Chimney Supply. Chimney liners made out of stainless steel offer you two distinct options of being flexible or rigid. Rigid liners have smooth walls but have to be assembled in sections as you install it, which can be an issue for rather large chimneys. Flexible liners come as a single piece and slide into the entire length of the chimney, making them the easiest to install.

Choosing a chimney liner for you new chimney is important because the liner helps improve the draft while venting out smoke from the fireplace or stove. Clay liners are available, but will break down over time and not be as effective in providing a good draft. A Stainless steel chimney liner is better because it does not break down overtime and can withstand temperatures in a wider range.

Benefits of Using a Stainless Steel Chimney Liner

There are several benefits of using a stainless steel chimney liner over a clay chimney liner. Probably the best feature is that 304 stainless steel is resistant to corrosion. The twist-lock assembly allows you to quickly install the liner securely requiring no screws or other attachments. The double-lock seam helps prevent deformation while providing superior strength on the liner, which also includes a limited lifetime warranty.

When you are looking at Napoleon wood stoves for installing in your home, you will also need to consider your venting requirements. You will need some sort of chimney to vent the wood stove. You can choose to run your chimney along an exterior wall or up an interior wall. Modern styles no longer require that the chimney must be on an exterior wall. No matter where you decide to run the chimney, you will need to make sure you obtain compatible chimney hardware and accessories which will work with your Napoleon product.

Napoleon Wood Stoves Come in Different Sizes and Include Blower Options

There are different sizes of Napoleon wood stoves available on our website, here at Copperfield Chimney Supply. The size of wood stove will determine how much fuel you can place into the stove at a time, as well as how long the fire will last. All sizes of Napoleon stoves include options for blowers which help to blow more heated air into the home instead of going up the chimney.