Fireplace installation

Building Works

To properly install any fireplace, you must first prepare the place where it will be installed. This should always be done in accordance with the applicable building standards and the operating instructions for the type of fireplace.

Usually, you will need to do the following work:

• increase chimney opening,
• install lintel,
• install stove register plate / steel chimney closure board,
• install hearth on front of stove,
• install wooden beam,
• install other non-combustible materials and so on.

To reduce the cost of assembly, some of this work can be done by yourself.

Please contact us before starting this work to see what technical conditions must be met, such as distances, materials, etc.

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Fireplace installations / Stove Installations

The most popular set of steps to install any fireplace or wood burning stove.

Typically, you will need to do the following work:

• position the fireplace or wood burning stove chimney pipe connector directly in the middle of the fireplace / stove register plate hole / steel chimney closure board,
• connect dawn pipe and adapter for Flexible Stainless liner or Twin Wall system,
• install liner or Twin Wall system,
• install a chimney pot and a pot hanging cowl a with bird guard for the flexible flue chimney liner or the Twin Wall system,
• install complacant with the important safety notice and register your fireplace with Hetas.

You can read more about our fireplace installations  and stove installations on our webpage – Our Works.

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Flexible Stainless Steel Flue Liner

Flex Flue Liner is one of the most used solutions when assembling fireplaces. It protects against leakage of carbon dioxide through crevices in the mortar between chimney bricks. It also protects against direct heat, and thus isolates and protects against the formation of new cracks.

Flex Flue Liner is one of the best and the most reliable way to protect you and your home from the very dangerous effects of carbon dioxide.

Standard Single Wall Flexible Flue Liner and Twin Wall Flexible Flue Liner

We also distinguish two types of flexible stainless steel liners:

• Flexible Fuel Lines Standard Single wall
• Twin Wall Flexible Flue Liner.

Industry guarantees and standards

For the Flex Flue Liner, two types of stainless steel (316 and 904) are usually used. All flues are sold with a manufacturer’s guarantee.

Depending on the model, steel and cable construction, the warranty period varies between 10 and 15 years. Of course terms and conditions apply.

The chimney should be cleaned at least once a year by authorised personnel.

Only the right fuels must be always used in accordance with the specification of the respective chimney.

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Twin Wall Stainless Steel

Twin Wall chimney systems are used in the absence of a chimney in a room where it is planned to install a Wood Stove Log Burner heating device.

External and internal Twin Wall chimney systems

Twin Wall chimney systems are divided into:

• external chimney systems,
• internal chimney systems.

The External System means that the chimney is outside the building.

The Internal System means that the chimney is inside the building and runs through the ceiling and the roof.

Differences between these two systems can be seen on the example pictures posted on our site.

These systems must be assembled by a qualified person, in accordance with construction standards and operating instructions.

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Our depots:

MK Solutions
Coventry
43 Alice Arnold House
Riley Square
Coventry
CV2 1LT