What is the best material for chimney flashing?

Copper flashing is one of the best materials available for chimney or roof flashing. It is lightweight, resists breaking or cracking, and can withstand high temperatures and extreme weather. Copper is also one of the most expensive materials to use.

Do you need flashing around chimney?

If you’ve recently encountered a chimney leak or noticed rust stains inside your firebox, you may need to repair your chimney flashing.

How much does it cost to put flashing around a chimney?

Chimney flashing repair costs $200 to $500 to fix and reseal. The average cost to replace chimney flashing is $300 to $1,500, depending on the chimney type. Chimney flashing is a sheet of metal installed around the base where the roof and chimney meet to prevent leaking.

What is the design right for flue in New Zealand?

DESIGN RIGHT A S/NZ 2918:2001 Domestic solid fuel burning appliances – installation is the standard for flue and fire box installation. It must be followed to satisfy the requirements of the New Zealand Building Code compliance document for fire safety – Acceptable Solution C/AS1 Part 9 Outbreak of fire.

What do you need to know about flue kits?

We stock everything you need when it comes to flue kits, fire parts, indoor heating accessories and ventilation solutions.

How does the eco flue fire system work?

The ECO Flue Kit draws its ‘moving air’ from either your homes vented ceiling cavity or from outside your home and not from the living space being heated by your wood fire, heating your home sooner and more efficiently. The ECO Flue Kit differs from a standard flue system due to the much higher efficiency it operates at.

Where are Warmington flues made in New Zealand?

Warmington flues and components are produced in our Auckland factory, and are made from quality materials to suit our unique conditions.