Chimney for pellet stove - 80 mm

The installation and setup of a flue for a pellet stove involves several steps that must be followed carefully to ensure safe and efficient operation. Here are some general guidelines for installing and setting up a flue for a pellet stove:

Choose the location: Choose the location for the pellet stove and determine the best position for the flue. Ensure that there is enough space for the stove and flue, and that there are no obstacles that could impede the exhaust gases.

Install the stove: Install the pellet stove according to the manufacturer's instructions and ensure that it is stable and level. Connect the stove to the flue.

Install the wall brackets: Install the wall brackets at the appropriate distance from each other, depending on the length of the flue. Make sure the wall brackets are securely fastened to the wall and are strong enough to support the weight of the flue.

Assemble the flue: Assemble the flue, starting from the pellet stove and working upwards until the flue is vented to the outside. Ensure that all parts of the flue are properly connected and that all connections are sealed with high-temperature sealant.

Install the chimney cap: Install the chimney cap on the top of the flue and secure it to the chimney. Ensure that the cap is positioned properly to prevent rain and debris from entering the flue.

Test the installation: Test the entire installation for any leaks and ensure that all parts are securely fastened. It is recommended to have a qualified technician inspect the installation and test it for safety and efficiency.

Important: It is recommended to have the installation and setup of a flue for a pellet stove carried out by a professional installer. A qualified technician can inspect the installation to ensure that it is safe and meets local regulations.

Certified chimney pipe for pellet stove Ø 80 millimetres

A CE certified flue chimney for a pellet stove with a diameter of 80 millimeters should meet the safety and quality standards set by the European Union. The CE marking indicates that the flue chimney has been tested and certified to meet the relevant EU safety, health, and environmental protection requirements.

When selecting a flue chimney for a pellet stove, it is important to ensure that it is suitable for use with the specific stove model and that it has the appropriate diameter and length for the stove's heating output. The flue chimney should also be made of high-quality, durable materials that can withstand high temperatures and resist corrosion and other forms of wear and tear.

Installation of the flue chimney should be carried out by a qualified professional who is familiar with local building codes and safety regulations. The installation process should include proper positioning of the chimney, proper sealing to prevent the escape of harmful gases, and the use of appropriate insulation materials to prevent heat loss.

Regular maintenance and inspection of the flue chimney are important to ensure that it continues to function safely and effectively. This includes regular cleaning to remove creosote buildup, inspection for signs of wear and damage, and replacement of any worn or damaged parts as needed.