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Most chimneys that are built have either circular flue (the space in the chimney). Such chimneys would only require a circular chimney liner to work properly. A number of other chimneys, however, have been designed in different fashions, such as with rectangular, square or oval flues. All chimneys need liners to prevent chimney fires and too much smoke coming into the house,...

Chimneys come in many shapes in cross section. Some of the more common ones are the square and rectangular. While the square ones can be easier to manage in terms of installation of the chimney lining (you can use a circular liner offering a snug fit), the rectangular ones are a little bit trickier to work with. This is due to the...

Installation of rigid chimney liners is one way of installing a chimney liner in an unlined chimney or one whose liner is defective. The rigid chimney liner is best used in cases of a chimney whose flue is not offset, that is it runs straight with no corners. One advantage of these kinds of chimney liners, particularly the stainless steel ones, is...