FLiX. Fast fit twin wall flexible flue liner. Quality twin wall flexible flue liner designed for gas, oil and multi-fuel

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1 Fast fit twin wall flexible flue liner Quality twin wall flexible flue liner designed for gas, oil and multi-fuel Suitable for condensing applications Click-Fit Accessories to save time on installation 316L and 904 grade options available 2 packaging options: 33PVC wrapped 33Boxed approved

2 is a twin wall flexible chimney liner designed for gas, oil and multi-fuel, where the maximum flue gas temperature does not exceed 600 C. Suitable for condensing applications CLICK FIT COMPONENTS Up to 30% of time saved on installation when using click fit components is a high performance twin-walled flexible flue liner designed and approved for use with all fuels including gas, oil and approved solid fuels. LINER PACKAGING is available in 2 packaging options: 33PVC wrapped 33Boxed Material Specification and Warranty The standard product is manufactured from 316L grade stainless steel and is supplied with a 10 year conditional warranty. A superior 904 grade stainless steel option is also available, supplied with a 10 year conditional warranty. Dimensions is available in a comprehensive range of diameters suiting all applications, from 80mm to 200mm. Supplied in drums to enable installers to cut the desired length as required and also in pre-cut packs to reduce labour cost and time. 2 SINCE 1960

3 316 Twin wall stainless steel flexible flue liner Technical characteristics Operating temperature Liner material Liner thickness Fuel type 600 C negative pressure 200 C positive pressure 316L 0.1mm Gas, oil and approved solid fuels Manufactured and approved to European Standard EN with designations: T600 N1 W V2 L G T200 P1 W V2 L O PVC WRAPPED - list price per mtr 1 mtr 80mm (3 ) 100mm (4 ) 125mm (5 ) 154mm (6 ) 180mm (7 ) 200mm (8 ) FX FX FX FX FX FX Flexible flue liner PVC WRAPPED - Drums 80mm (3 ) 100mm (4 ) 125mm (5 ) 154mm (6 ) 180mm (7 ) 200mm (8 ) 30 mtr 40 mtr 50 mtr 60 mtr FX , FX , FX , FX , FX , FX , BOXED Pack 80mm (3 ) 100mm (4 ) 125mm (5 ) 154mm (6 ) 180mm (7 ) 200mm (8 ) 30 mtr 40 mtr 50 mtr 60 mtr FX B 1, FX B 1, FX B 1, FX B 1, FX B 1, FX B 1, QUICK FIT COMPONENTS Up to 30% time saved on installation when using click fit components Visit to view a short installation video Prices are exclusive of VAT. Prices may alter at any time without prior notice. Issue 1 - May 2017 SINCE

4 904 Twin wall stainless steel flexible flue liner Technical characteristics Operating temperature Liner material C negative pressure 200 C positive pressure Manufactured and approved to European Standard EN with designations: Liner thickness Fuel type 0.1mm Gas, oil and approved solid fuels T600 N1 W V2 L G T200 P1 W V2 L O Flexible flue liner PVC WRAPPED - list price per mtr 1 mtr 125mm (5 ) 154mm (6 ) 180mm (7 ) 200mm (8 ) FX FX FX FX PVC WRAPPED - Drums Pack 125mm (5 ) 154mm (6 ) 180mm (7 ) 200mm (8 ) 30m 40m 50m FX , FX , FX , FX , BOXED Pack 125mm (5 ) 154mm (6 ) 180mm (7 ) 200mm (8 ) 30m 40m 50m FX B 2, FX B 2, FX B 2, FX B 2, BOTTOM END COMPONENTS Economy adaptor To facilitate the joining of the connecting flue to the flexible flue liner. With click connection for quick and easy installation Dia (Ø) 125mm (5 ) 154mm (6 ) 180mm (7 ) Code FXEA05 FXEA06 FXEA07 Price Standard click adaptor Dia (Ø) 100mm (4 ) 125mm (5 ) 154mm (6 ) 180mm (7 ) 200mm (8 ) Code FXFA04 FXFA05 FXFA06 FXFA07 FXFA08 Price TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA 4 SINCE 1960

5 Condensate and pressure adaptor Installed using silicone to give P1 rating Dia (Ø) 100mm (4 ) 125mm (5 ) 154mm (6 ) 180mm (7 ) 200mm (8 ) Code FXPA04 FXPA05 FXPA06 FXPA07 FXPA08 Price Outside fireplace insert adaptor Allows for the adaptor to fit outside the appliance spigot Code FXOFA05 FXOFA06 FXOFA07 FXOFA08 Price Inside fireplace insert adaptor Fits over and inside appliance spigot Code FXIFA05 FXIFA06 FXIFA07 FXIFA08 Price Top Hat Adaptor Simple Top Hat adaptor with back ventilation Code FXTHA05 FXTHA06 FXTHA07 FXTHA08 Price Offset fireplace insert adaptor 45 degree Angle to fit outside appliance spigot Code FXAFA05 FXAFA06 FXAFA07 FXAFA08 Price Top hat adaptor plate 400mm x 400mm plate to fit Top Hat Adaptor Code FXTHP05 FXTHP06 FXTHP07 FXTHP08 Price Flexible flue liner Top Hat Increasing Adaptor Dia (Ø) 5-6 Code FXTIA56 Price TOP END COMPONENTS Top Clamp With dimples for extra grip on liner Code FXTC05 FXTC06 FXTC07 FXTC08 Price Top plate Angled to allow for rain to run off Code FXTP05 FXTP06 FXTP07 FXTP08 Price Termination adaptor and plate All in one plate and adaptor with back ventilation Code FXTAP05 FXTAP06 FXTAP07 FXTAP08 Price Termination adaptor To close off liner at the top and allows for Rain Cap to be fitted Code FXTA05 FXTA06 FXTA07 FXTA08 Price Rain Cap Fits 125mm to 200mm when using Termination adaptor Dia (Ø) Code All FXRCAP Price Prices are exclusive of VAT. Prices may alter at any time without prior notice. Issue 1 - May 2017 SINCE

6 Flexible flue liner Installation Guide must only be installed by a competent approved installer and in accordance with the installation instructions that are available on request. Chimney and flue design The chimney and flue design is the responsibility of the engineer or installer and should conform to the requirements of these instructions, the requirements of Approved Document J and, where appropriate, BS EN part 1. Any variation from these instructions and the standards will require the designer to ensure the performance of the chimney meets the requirements of the appliance by calculation using the methods given in BS EN Part 1 or any proprietary software program based on this standard. Regulations and standards The regulations and standards covering the design and installation of a flue pipe in the UK are as follows: Building Regulations England and Wales - Approved Document J Combustion Appliances and Fuel Storage Systems Scotland Scottish Building Standards Technical Hand Book Section 3 Northern Ireland Building Regulations Part L Combustion Appliances and Fuel Storage Systems Standards BS EN Part 1 Chimneys. Design, installation and commissioning of chimneys Part 1: Chimneys for non-room sealed heating appliances. BS EN Part 1 Chimneys. Thermal and fluid dynamic calculation methods. Flue sizing The sizing of flues for appliances should be based on the type of fuel and the appliance to be used. Gas Appliances In the case of gas appliances the Building Regulations Approved Document J table 5, the gas safety in use regulations and in all cases as required by the manufacturer s installation instructions. Oil Appliances Flues for oil appliances should be sized in accordance with the requirements of Approved Document J Paragraphs 4.4 and 4.5. Solid Fuel Appliances The size of flues for solid fuel appliances should be in accordance with the requirements of Approved Document J Paragraphs 2.4 to 2.7 and as given in table 2 of ADJ. All combustion appliances require adequate ventilation to operate correctly; ventilation should be provided in accordance with Approved Document J or the appliance manufacturers instructions, whichever is the greater. Provision for cleaning and inspection All flues must have provision for cleaning and internal inspection. Approved Document J states that for all fuels, ADJ paragraph Openings for inspection and cleaning should be formed using purpose factory made components compatible with the flue system, having an access cover that has the same level of gas tightness as the flue system and an equal level of thermal insulation. Openings for cleaning the flue should allow the easy passage of the sweeping brush. Covers should also be non-combustible except where fitted to combustible flue pipe (such as plastic flue pipe). After the appliance has been installed, it should be possible to sweep the whole flue. Insulation If it is decided to insulate the void around the liner then dry, unmixed granules of Vermiculite or Perlite should be used. Care must be taken to ensure the exposed section of the chimney stack must be water tight and free from damp. It is important to ensure the weight of the insulation to be used can be supported by the closure plate installed and that the insulation is complete from bottom to top of the void with no areas left unfilled. Where the void is large and cold then the liner can be wrapped with Chimwrap insulation and the void vented as described in the installation instructions. For further details contact Docherty Group. Terminals Where is connected to a gas appliance, a flue terminal that complies with section 5 of BS715 is required. Where is connected to an oil burning appliance, a rain cap or universal terminal may be used. However, as there is a corrosion risk on such systems, regular inspection is recommended. Where is connected to a multi-fuel and wood burning appliance there is a risk that the use of a covered terminal may increase flow resistances and more rapid formation of deposits and acid condensation, therefore rain caps and universal terminals are not recommended for use. Where there is a known risk of birds nesting or rain intruding down the liner, a terminal can be fitted as long as the above is taken into consideration. If the installation is to a chimney which penetrates a thatch roof (or other roof which may be easily ignitable), then follow the guidance given in the appropriate HETAS guidance document. Testing after installation Once the liner has been installed, the flue must be tested in accordance with Approved Document J Appendix E of the Building Regulations appropriate for the appliance connected. Competent persons and notice plates According to Approved Document J the chimney lining must be installed by a competent person or under a Building Control Notice. If an engineer is HETAS Registered for the installation of stainless steel flexible chimney linings, then they can carry out the installation and issue a certificate of compliance. However, if a non-registered person does the installation, this must be under a Building Control Notice. In all cases a Notice plate must be completed and affixed as stated in Approved Document J. Carbon monoxide alarm Where a chimney is being installed to service a solid fuel appliance, Building Regulations require the fitting of a carbon monoxide alarm in the same room as the appliance. This alarm must be to BS EN and be powered by a battery designed to work for the life of the alarm. If the appliance is not installed at the same time, then it is the responsibility of the appliance installer to supply and fit this, but if the appliance is installed at the same time then this must be in place at the time of commissioning. Use after a chimney fire Although is tested and approved to withstand soot fires, it is likely that the material in the liner will be damaged to an extent that will result in a rapid corrosion of the liner thereafter. As a result it is recommended that any flexible flue liner is replaced after a chimney fire. All these components are available within the Docherty range of chimney systems and chimney liners. 6 SINCE 1960

7 Typical installations protection sleeve pot hanging cowl top clamp top plate Void to be insulated or ventilated Flexible flue liner flexible liner Void to be insulated or ventilated support bracket gather closure plate Flue adaptor connecting flue Gather to be suitably sealed with insulating concrete Visit for current Building Regulations Prices are exclusive of VAT. Prices may alter at any time without prior notice. Issue 1 - May 2017 SINCE

8 The Docherty Group in the UK Gateshead branch Branch Manager: Yasmin Blakeburn Eleventh Avenue, Unit 15 Kingsway Interchange, Team Valley Trading Estate Gateshead, NE11 0JY T: Leeds branch Branch Manager: Ryan Moorhouse Unit 7, Overland Park Gelderd Road, Leeds, LS27 7JN T: Warrington branch Branch Manager: Mark Garrett Unit 2, Rivington Court Warrington, WA1 4RT T: Nottingham branch Branch Manager: Lee Harris Unit 15, Robin Hood Street Ind. Est. off Alfred Street South Nottingham, NG3 1GE T: Birmingham branch Branch Manager: Alan Turberville 55 Woodburn Road Birmingham, West Midlands, B66 2PU T: Bristol branch Branch Manager: Neil Jewell Flue House, Portway Trading Estate Portview Road, Bristol, BS11 9LQ T: Newbury branch Branch Manager: Liam Ilott Unit 2 Hambridge Lane Newbury Berkshire, RG14 5TU T: London branch Branch Manager: James Moorcroft Unit C Station Yard, Coombe Road Norbiton, Kingston, KT2 7AZ T: Area Sales Managers David Miller dmiller@docherty.co.uk Terri Owen towen@docherty.co.uk Marc Foster mfoster@docherty.co.uk Mark Kerry mkerry@docherty.co.uk Darren Willetts dwilletts@dochertyco.uk Jason Edwards jedwards@docherty.co.uk Leigh Draper ldraper@docherty.co.uk Sacha Aarons saarons@docherty.co.uk Andy Bishop abishop@docherty.co.uk Stephen Laycock slaycock@docherty.co.uk Alex Daynes adaynes@docherty.co.uk Issue: May Dunkeswell branch Branch Manager: Darren Hooper Unit 20, Flightway Business Park Dunkeswell, Devon, EX14 4RD T: Sure Fire Training Services Unit E, Fairview Buildings Heage Road Industrial Estate Ripley, Derbyshire, DE5 3GH T: E: info@surefire.org.uk Group Head Office 55 Woodburn Road Birmingham, West Midlands, B66 2PU T: E: info@docherty.co.uk Specialist distributor of flues, chimneys & heating appliances