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Chimney Sweeping Services

Kent Chimney Sweeping deliver outstanding service and support at competitive prices. All of our work is guaranteed and complies with the highest industry standards.

Chimney Sweeping Services

Kent Chimney Sweeping deliver outstanding service and support at competitive prices. All of our work is guaranteed and complies with the highest industry standards.

Useful Terms

ASH

Residue from coal fires, log burners.


Baffle

Baffle plates are in the top of a multi or a woodburning stove.


Canopy

Canopy for a above an open fireplace often seen in Ingelnook Fireplaces.


Dog Legs

Dog legs are often found In Chimney so as the chimneys can meet at the top so the smoke can extract from individual Chimney Pots.


Elbow

 Elbow found on Stove Pipe.


Fire Screen

Fire screen used to stop sparks coming from the fire.


Grate

Grates are used multifield Stove and open Fires for placing the fuel on.


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Inglenook

Inglenook is a large open fireplace.


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Kindling

Kindling is used in which to start your fire going.


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Multifuel Stove

Multi fuel Stoves are Stoves which can burn Wood and coal.


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P

Top hanging cowl used for suspending Flue liners.


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Regiater Plate

Register plates are used inside the Chimney in which to close the chimney off they are also called Chimney closure plates.


Stove Hatch

Hatches can be found in the Stove Pipe or in the register plate or with the chimney stack itself.


Twin Wall Flue

Twin wall Chimney Flue is used when there is no Chimney it will pass through the house or on the outside of the house. Tee Peace are found on Stove Pipe single skin or twin wall in which to provide a vertical outlet.


U Bend

U bend is often found on Stove


Vermiculite

Vermiculite Is used as Fire Bricks inside the Chimney or can be poured down the chimney in which to insulate the flu liner.


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