Is a stainless steel liner safer?

December 10, 2013
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Yes, a stainless liner does not have cracks to allow heat or flue gases to penetrate the chimney, and it prevents dangerous
glazed creosote deposits from forming in hard-to-reach areas of the chimney.with insulation is much safer than either a direct connect or terra cotta flue tiles.

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