Hickory Mountain Chimney & Masonry, Ltd.Keith Roosa, President 2324 Bruynswick Rd   •   Wallkill NY 12589 |
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| Stainless Steel Liners | ![]() |
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Without a doubt, stainless steel chimney liners are the least expensive option for lining or relining a chimney. The consequences, however, can be very costly. When a stainless steel liner is exposed to extreme heat, such as a chimney fire, the characteristics of the metal actually change, making it far more prone to cracking, corrosion, and other deterioration. These cracks then permit high levels of heat and/or harmful gases to excape from the flue...causing structural fires or poisoning. For these reasons, stainless steel chimney liners are often replaced. |
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| Ceramic Tile Liners | ![]() |
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Terra cotta flue tiles are the most commonly used flue lining materials in new home construction. However, it is the nature of these tiles (as with all ceramic materials) to crack under the pressure of rapid temperature changes, such as those common during chimney fires. This cracking can cause tiles to fall away, exposing other building materials to extreme heat. Falling tiles can even become lodged in the damper and smoke chamber areas creating poor drafting. When ceramic tile liners fail, they must all be removed and the chimney must be relined. |
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| The Cast-In-Place Liner. . .The Golden Flue Alternative | ||||||||||
The cast-in-place chimney relining system was first invented over 60 years ago in England. Golden's was the first American chimney lining company to install cast-in-place liners. Over the years, Golden Flue has lined thousands of chimneys, including the chimneys of some of America's most historic homes, with this revolutionary pumped masonry process. |
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| The Golden Flue Difference! |
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Golden Flue is made from a lava-based compound with extremely high insulating properties. Just a one inch thickness of Golden Flue will prevent a structural fire caused by heat transfer! Even at temperatures in excess of 2100°F! The compound is combined with a bonder that enables it to grip the sides of your chimney. The semi-liquid mixture is actually poured down your chimney around an inflated form. The form is evenly spaced from the chimney walls and creates a perfect flue every time. When the mixture cures, the form is deflated and removed, leaving a solid, one-piece flue with no seams or joints. Golden Flue even increases the structural integrity of your chimney as it seals all cracks, fills in for missing mortar and secures loose bricks!Golden Flue has set the standard in chimney relining in the United States by being this country's leader in cast-in-place technology. Be sure you're getting America's original Golden Flue liner! |
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