Chimney starter kit in Silvacore Duraflue PRO: through wall, off rear, more elbows allowed

Chimney starter kit in Silvacore Duraflue PRO: through wall, off rear, more elbows allowedBUILDING REGULATION COMPLIANTincludes sweep access, ability to remove stove without dismantling chimney, wall lined with sleeve and no 'connection between parts' in wall. All building regulation requirements often ignored by other sellers. Creating a clip together chimney for a wood burning stove is not difficult but there are quite a few possible "design scenarios" for different building types. But going out through a wall is almost always the same

BUILDING REGULATION COMPLIANT—includes sweep access, ability to remove stove without dismantling chimney, wall-lined with sleeve and no 'connection between parts' in wall. All building regulation requirements often ignored by other sellers.

Creating a clip together chimney for a wood burning stove is not difficult but there are quite a few possible "design scenarios" for different building types. But going out through a wall is almost always the same for everybody. The idea of our "easy peasy" kits is to start you off with the key parts. You just add straights to gain height, a bracket or two and a cowl (from the "you may also need" section on this page).

We strongly recommend you watch the six minute video on this page that explains Chimney design rules and regulations.

Want to go off the top of the stove? Do something different? We might have another chimney kit for that...

Black is the silver powder coated on top of surface. Twin wall is stainless steel professional Silvacore PRO manufactured by Duraflue. We have chosen this as it does not rust, fade or yellow. Julian, author of the Stovefitter's Manual, has a Silvacore PRO twin wall chimney on his own home (since 2014).

More information on  chimney design on our quick links page.
More information on self-installing in a habitable property

Note: Best performance is realised by attaching a flue to the top, rather than the rear of the stove. This is because smoke likes to rise.