Looking for Heavy Guage Aluminum Pipe....Boilerpro

Boilerpro_3

I have seen this used in many chimney relines in the past, but on one seems to know where to get it anymore. It would make a really nice, reasonable cost alternative to aluminum flex liners. Thanks for any leads!


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Art Pittaway

Hi BP..!

Doesn't Snappy or Champion have aluminum duct in different gages. The flu kits seem heavy but isn't it just the spiral wound that makes it that way. I wonder what the actual gage of a flue liner is? Art

Boilerpro_3

Hey, Art....

Got my freebie Zone Valve. Rick was just over today delivering a bunch of supplies for that big job I landed and we were shooting the breeze awhile. I haven't even started the job and its already about 2 1/2 weeks behind (asbestos guys are running late). With this unexpected block of time it looks like I am finally going to get the new condsensing boiler in here at home along with a 371 tekmar. Most of that big old front porch is coming off in another couple weeks so a new one can be built. Putting snowmelt in the the concrete deck and stairs. I am working on the control and piping layout right now. I'll check into those sourcesf or the aluminum venting. It was great seeing you at Wetstock!

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Mad Dog

BP I think PROFLEX in Albany nEw york makwes

a good thick aluminum liner...I'll see if I could get in touch tomorrow Mad Dog

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Boilerpro_3

Thanks MD. (Interesting initials, ay?) NM

Paul_6

stainless chimney liners

you should check out Elmer's pipe at www.elmerspipe.com/ this company makes 22 and 24 ga. 316 stainless liners up to 12" dia. i have used this product to re-line chimneys and it is very durable, and not difficult to install. Paul