6" x 35' Lifetime Chimney Smooth-Wall Liner Kit with Tee

6" x 35' Stainless Steel Chimney Liner Kit

The 6" x 35' Smooth Wall Chimney Liner Kit by Lifetime Chimney is a high quality chimney lining kit that helps maintain your fireplace's performance and safety. Our kit sets a new standard for durability, strength, and peace of mind as it is designed to cater to heating appliances vented through masonry chimneys, including those burning home heating oil, LP or natural gas, wood, coal, and pellets.

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Each components in the 6" x 35' Lifetime Chimney Lining Kit is made in the USA and constructed from 316L grade stainless steel, fully covered by Lifetime Chimney's warranty and UL listed to 1777 zero clearance standards.

The Unmatched Features of Our Chimney Lining Kit

Versatile Compatibility for Varied Fuel Types: Designed to complement a wide range of heating appliances, our chimney liner kit is suitable for various fuel types. If you rely on home heating oil, natural gas, or wood for warmth, this chimney liner kit will ensure optimal performance and safety for your living spaces in your home.

Double Layer for Maximum Strength: The 6" x 35' Smooth Wall Chimney Liner Kit boasts a durable double-layer design, providing strength for your chimney and improves insulation by preventing excessive heat loss and optimizing energy efficiency.

Premium 316L Grade Stainless Steel: Each component of this kit is constructed of high-quality 316L grade stainless steel. This material is exceptional towards corrosion resistance, longevity, and enduring performance even in the most challenging conditions.

Comprehensive Lifetime Warranty: Northline Express stands behind the quality of our products and our chimney kit is no exception. Covered by Lifetime Chimney's comprehensive warranty, you can enjoy your fireplace with peace of mind knowing that this chimney kit is designed for lasting use and excellence to keep your home cozy.

Chimney Liner Installation

Setting up your 6" x 35' Smooth Wall Chimney Liner Kit is a breeze whether you're a well-versed DIY enthusiast or prefer professional installation. Our kit includes the essential components for a seamless set-up.

6'' x 35' Smooth Wall Lifetime Chimney Liner Kit includes:

Chimney Flue Liner Specifications:

• Cap
• Tee
• Top plate
• 6'' x 35' Flexible chimney liner
• Snout on tee measures 9"
• Top plate measures: 13" x 13"
• Lifetime Warranty
• Double-layer construction
• Liner Thickness: 012"
• 316L Grade stainless steel components
• UL Listed to 1777 zero clearance standards
  

Are Chimney Flue Liner's Worth It?

A chimney flue liner (also called a Chimney Liner) is an essential component of a chimney system that serves multiple yet very important functions. It is a vital component designed to line the interior of your chimney with the primary purpose to create a protective barrier that separates the combustion gases produced by your fireplace, stove, or furnace from the surrounding masonry or building materials. Chimney Flue Liner's play a crucial role in enhancing safety, maintaining efficiency, and preventing damage to your chimney and more.

How Does a Chimney Liner Enhance Efficiency?

A chimney flue liner enhances efficiency by optimizing draft - the upward flow of air that facilitates the expulsion of combustion gases. A properly sized chimney flue liner ensures a consistent draft which can reduce the likelihood of smoke spillage into your living space and home. Not only does this improve draft to enhance the performance of your heating appliance but can contribute to reducing heating costs.

Can I Install a Chimney Liner Yourself?

There is something empowering about being able to install something yourself. Seasoned DIYers or those who are purchasing the kit for professional installation will be equipped with detailed instructions so that you can confidently embark on the installation process yourself. If opting for professional installation, our kit ensures seamless integration that will transform the process into a satisfying experience.

Check out: What Measurements and Tools You Will Need to Install Your Chimney Liner to get started.

How to Install a Chimney Liner?

If you're not sure how to install a chimney liner, Northline Express has a demonstration video and article to help you visualize the steps necessary to install a chimney liner yourself. Many viewers have found this video to be informative and very easy to follow: How to Install a Chimney Liner.

Rigid, Smooth-Wall, and Single-Wall Liners

Chimney Liner's are available in both single-wall and smooth-wall as well as standard rigid flex applications. The difference in standard rigid flex and smooth-wall liners is that a smooth-wall eliminates more creosote and is easier to clean because of its smooth inner surface. Rigid liners have ridges that can make it more difficult to clean from creosote build up and heat transfer. To learn more about which chimney liner is best for you, check out our article and video that further explains the differences: Which Chimney Liner is Best for Me.

Chimney Liner Cost

The cost of a chimney liner can vary based on several factors, including the type of liner and the length of the chimney. Our Chimney Liner Kit is made from stainless steel because it's a popular material choice due to ease of compatibility with various fuel types. Stainless steel can handle high-temperatures unlike aluminum and the installation process is not as as intricate as clay tile. Stainless steel is a great option for those who want the best bang for their buck.

Check out our article on how a Chimney Liner Can Save You Money.

Fireplace Liner and Wood Stove Chimney Liner

The most common use for a chimney liner is in conjunction with fireplaces and wood stoves. In a fireplace or woodstove there are various byproducts such as smoke, gases, and particles that are generated when you burn wood or other fuels. These byproducts contain corrosive substances that can damage the interior of the chimney over time. A proper liner is a protective barrier to prevent the corrosive elements from coming into direct contact with the masonry chimney to reduce the risk of deterioration and cracks.