Chimney liners for open fires and wood burners

Question

Is the same liner suitable for an open fire or a wood burner

Westley · Answer

Open wood burning and coal fires require a class 1 flue liner with a minimum diameter of 200mm. Open fires with larger fireplace openings (usually freestanding grates) will need larger flue sizes calculated alongside the height of the chimney and required ventilation7900

Nathan · Answer

Yes if you mean for a open fire and a wood burner. The only reason you would have to change it is if it was for a Boiler

Lee · Answer

Stainless steel 6 inch at malti flu systems for sold fuel ie 
Wood 
Coal 
Fire bricks

Terence · Answer

You should really check with the manufacturer about this.

Paul · Answer

No you have a aluminium liner for a log burner and a more robust  for a open fire

Arron · Answer

Yeah it's suitable to use the same liner for both open fire an wood burner as the only difference is with a wood burner you only use wood as for a open fire you can uses both. So basically if good for a open fire it will definitely do for a wood burner...

Alex · Answer

Open wood burning and coal fires require a class 1 flue liner with a minimum diameter of 200mm. Open fires with larger fireplace openings (usually freestanding grates) will need larger flue sizes calculated alongside the height of the chimney and required ventilation.

Jamie · Answer

No different coal fire requires a class 1 flue with a diameter of 200mm

Chimney liners for open fires and wood burners

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