316 Stainless Steel Flexible Chimney Liner Insert Kit, 3 Inch x 35 Feet

The quality of this flue is completely acceptable. The flexible liner is flexible enough to be an easy installation (for someone mechanically inclined at least) and of heavy-enough gauge to inspire confidence when used with a pellet stove. Most importantly I won't be reticent to sweep it firmly and with conviction when the time comes. The other parts of the kit are the chimney cap/rain cover which is plain, basic, and adequate. I had to extend the top capping sheet slightly to cover my opening, but my flue openings are unusually large. The rain cover cover over the opening is perfunctory but again adequate to task for most circumstances. A really dedicated small bird might conceivably be able to nest within during the summer months but it's unlikely. The bottom stove-interface piece was accurately sized and well manufactured, though inserting the recently-cut flexible liner into it was challenging and required quite a lot of cleanup with the grinder. However, this is the price of a close-fitting part and is quite acceptable.Speaking of which, I would consider an angle grinder with cut-off wheel an essential tool for installation as it cut easily through the liner without deforming it or prying the spiral joint apart. Cutting the liner with a hacksaw or powered sawzall blade seems like it could be a recipe for trouble on that front. However, I didn't try them so I may be wrong.As for value for money; these flues are all comically overpriced, based on the cost of materials and packaging. However, as products only occasionally required by the average homeowner, this is the price we pay for doing it ourselves. This was priced slightly better when I bought it than anything else I could find on the market.

I installed a pellet stove in my house and purchased this because of the ratings I saw.It seems to be a very good quality product. The connections were easy to make. I’m very pleased with the product.

Great instructions which are rare these days, good online videos also and they also instruct that you can easily cut the stainless with a hacksaw. Much to my doubt and surprise, this is so true.I hate being on roofs and this was designed to assemble easily to minimize my roof time while being of great quality.

We used this on our pellet stove. We ran the pipe up an existing chimney. It worked well. By twisting the pipe from one side of chimney to other we inched it up the chimney.Good price as we were quoted $1000 for a Chimney Sweep to do it. He told us we needed an insulated pipe which wasn't necessary in our situation.

It works fine but the price in insane for what it actually is. Id look around a little more if I had to buy again.

I liked the easy installation.The liner was used for a pellet stove vent.

The liner was of good quality. Installation is a 2 person job, expect to do some pulling and tugging to get the liner all the way down. Price was reasonable, and I saved hundreds on the installation cost. Not easy to cut with a hacksaw, a chop saw would be a better choice.

So far so good - super easy to install if you're the least handy - got it all hooked - up, haven't fired it up yet 'cause its been over 100 degrees for last 2-3 wks. But it looks & seems OK. Good quality stuff,