We at Laois Stone & Stoves supply a vast range of Chimney Flues from top flues manufacturing brands like Roccheggiani and Save which are manufacturers in Italy and we supply private customers or trade with companies throughout the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland. We firmly believe in offering consumers innovative and tailored solutions that are both future-proof and energy-efficient, particularly in light of rising gas prices. Laois Stone & Stoves promotes the safe and effective use of renewable wood-burning stoves, which reduces the demand for continual central heating while also lowering gas expenditures.
Laois Stone & Stoves Ireland may supply chimney Flue Liners systems for industrial and commercial purposes. We can satisfy your every flue demand by working directly with our vendors. Our products are well-known for their quality and are suitable for use in Eco-design and Passive homes.
We work hard to maintain this position, never taking it for granted and constantly striving to improve. We collaborate closely with our clients and regularly assess our product lines and backup service to guarantee they meet and surpass their needs and expectations.
We take great pride in being Ireland’s top Chimney Flues Liners expert.
We are a distributor of Chimney Flue Liners components such as household cooking flues, chimney flues, stove flues, and various vitreous flue components. We can supply flues for a wide range of applications, and our mission is to supply high-quality chimney flue components, excellent customer service, and next-day delivery for home heating applications. You may order any of our items by contacting or phoning our sales staff.
Chimney Flue Liners & Relining
All Chimney Flues stacks now have clay Chimney Flue Liners as standard. There might be anywhere from 10 to 30 clay liners in bungalows and two-story houses. Currently, it is standard practice to create a chimney as straight as feasible for the most delicate draw. To repair clay flue liners, the breast of the Chimney Flues must open, and the damaged pots must be removed and replaced along with the filing. When the task is finished, the holes must seal, the walls must be plastered, and the insulating filler must pour back in from the top.