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Clay tile liners must be removed for proper flue sizing. This also allows for the
cast-liner to adhere to the chimney walls. Full size picture |
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| Formers are lowered into the chimney with spacers attached. The formers are then
inflated with air to the proper sizes. Required lining thickness is maintained by the
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Golden Flue, in a semi-liquid consistency, is pumped to the top of the
chimney. A specially designed pump produces a continuous flow of Golden Flue mix. This
ensures a solid pour while eliminating voids or air pockets in the new liner. Full size picture |
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| The chimney formers are deflated and removed. Incredibly, a new chimney
has been built inside the existing chimney. This stops deterioration from the inside and
also adds structural integrity to the chimney. Full size picture |
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Looking into the flue, it now resembles a well. It has become a one-piece
solid masonry liner with no seams or joints to weaken at a later date. Full size picture |
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| One inch of Golden Flue is heated to 2106.5 degrees without heat
penetration. This alone will eliminate a structural fire. Full size picture |
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