Room Sealed Flue Kit

How It Works

The Insulated Room Sealed Flue boasts a simple yet effective design. The interior active flue is made from stainless steel, with 50mm of ceramic insulation wrapped around it. The insulation is the covered by the outer casing, forming a stainless steel pipe. This stainless steel construction ensures the flue will not rust, perfect for seaside homes with salty sea air.

Both ends of the flue pipe are sealed, with a male and female twist on either end, creating a twist lock join. With the flue pipe fully sealed, there are no loose pieces of ceramic insulation, meaning it is completely safe to handle, unlike insulated flue from the old days.

Twist Lock Connection

The unique twist lock connection truly separates this flue kit from all others on the Australian market. This extremely simple connection allows the flue lengths to click together without hassle, far easier than screwing lengths together, as with other flues. This makes installation easier, and ensures the flue is straight all the way up your install. By attaching the included locking band over the join, you ensure a secure connection between two pieces of flue.

Ceiling Ring

The ceiling ring is what makes the Room Sealed Flue Kit airtight. A donut of insulation around the ceiling ring, pushes up hard against the ceiling, making the room completely airtight. This allows you to keep all your heat in the room and not lose 8% up your flue, which you do with a traditional air-cooled flue kit.

Diameter

Another huge advantage the Room Sealed Flue Kit has over other flue is its diameter. Traditional six inch flue kits are 250mm wide, while the Room Sealed Flue Kit is only 200mm wide. That 50mm difference might not seem like much, but when the clearances for both flues are 25mm on either side, it can often mean the difference between being clear of timber beams or having to find another solution.

Paint

Inside your room, the Room Sealed Flue Kit is painted with Stove Bright paint, the same paint as your wood heater. This means your flue will match your heater perfectly and allows you to touch up the flue in the event of any scratches or marks, keeping it looking pristine for many years to come.

Designed to sit in the ceiling cavity, this brace keeps your flue secure in the roof cavity. Adjustable wings allow you to position it against the timbers in your roof cavity.

When your flue terminates high above your roof, this brace is designed to secure the flue. The brace wraps around the flue, then adjustable arms extend from the brace and are screwed to the roof.

For flue running up the outside of the home, the wall brace bolts the flue directly to the outer wall. The bracket is adjustable, giving you plenty of reach between the flue and the wall.

When installing a rear flue kit, the Tee Wall Bracket installs over the RSF Tee Piece, securing the Tee Piece to the outer wall, giving your flue a strong base to run up your wall.

Standard flashings for metal roofs are tested to Bal 12.5. For those in a BAL 29 area, however, we do supply BAL 29 flashings. These flashings are perfect to keep your home fire safe, and are available for all pitch roofs, from 0° to 45°.

Aqua-lead flashings for tile roofs are coated in EPDM rubber, meaning they are approved for homes with tank water.

For Yurts, Kingdomes, pavilions, and everything in between, our canvas flashings allow you to safely place a flued wood fire into your canvas build.

Pellet Fires

Room Sealed Flue Kits are also available for Pellet Fires. Substantially smaller than even 6 inch flue kits, these flue kits contain all the benefits of the main Room Sealed Flue Kit line, but shrunk down for a pellet fire. All the lengths and fittings are available for the Pellet Fire Room Sealed Flue Kits, as well as unique 30° bends, 90° bends, and cowls for both horizontal and vertical fluing.