316L Rigid Chimney Liners and Components

Applications: Wood, pellet, gas, oil, and coal burning appliances. 316L Rigid Liner has greater corrosion resistance than 304L liner. Click here to see a typical rigid chimney liner kit set-up.

No more lock form seams, or spot welds that are leaky and dangerous enough to be illegal in Europe! One of the great features about our rigid chimney liners is the seam and how it keeps the pipe perfectly round. Lock and spot welded seams warp, ours will not. Our seams are laser welded, leaving virtually no seam to be seen.

No more struggling to force one pipe into the next. These ends slide together for a tight fit, the first time, every time.

316L Stainless Steel Rigid Liners

Rigid chimney liner

Rock Rigid stainless steel 316L chimney liner has the industry's only laser welded seam; it will not warp like all others will over time. 24 gauge stainless steel. It has a smooth interior wall providing you with optimum draft and flow. Transferable lifetime warranty.

316L Stainless Steel Rigid Chimney Liner
Note: When ordering, please be sure to allow an extra 1-3/4" for overlap wherever liner sections will be joined together.

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Rigid Rain Cap – Inside Mount

Rockford is well known for the quality of its chimney flue caps and that is important because, after all of your hard work the cap is all you will see from ground level! This cap fits into the inside opening of a round chimney pipe or round rigid chimney liner. 22 gauge stainless steel rain cap.

Rigid Flat Top Plate

Rigid Liner Terra Cotta Top Plate

If you have clay tile in your chimney and it is exposed by 1/2" or more at the top of your chimney you will need the terra cotta top plate. Our stainless steel rigid liner top plates come with hole diameters ranging from 3" thru 16".

See our Terra Cotta Top Plate Sizing Chart.

Rigid Terra Cotta Top Plate

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Stainless Steel Support Clamp

The 18 gauge support clamp is installed around the liner, and rests on top of the topplate which supports the liner at the top of your chimney.

Stainless Steel Rigid Liner Storm Collar

Install the storm collar around the rigid liner right above the support clamp to keep moisture from entering the flue liner and or chimney flue. The stainless steel metal is guaranteed not to rust!

Rigid Liner Tee

Stainless Steel Rigid Liner Tee, with removable 10" horizontal snout (take off), and bottom clean out cap.

Rigid Liner Tee with 22" Snout and Clean Out Cap

Stainless Steel Rigid Liner Tee, with 22" removable horizontal snout (take off), and clean out cap.

Adjustable Rigid Elbows

Our stainless steel elbows have laser welded seams for smooth adjusting. These elbows have a female end to accept rigid or black pipe and a male end to complete the connection. No adapter needed!

Male to Male Liner Coupler

Are you in a tight spot? For tight clearance relining situations, this male to male chimney liner connector is just the ticket!!! This part is not dripless, and will require screws or rivets. The smooth butt welded seam makes this part slide together like butter, crimped on both ends!

Pop Rivets

Stainless steel 1/8" diameter pop rivets with a grip range of 1/8" or 1/4". Either size will work with our rigid chimney liner.

You may also need a Pop Rivet Gun Kit.

What Parts Do I Need?

316L Rigid Liner Top Assembly

rigid liner top assembly

The diagram at left shows the parts typically needed at the top of the chimney. The rigid liner (1) is inserted into the chimney. The chimney top is covered by the top plate (2) which goes on over the liner. A support clamp (3) holds the liner in place and keeps it from slipping down the chimney. The storm collar (4) covers the gap between the liner and top plate to keep out moisture. The rain cap (5) gives an attractive finished look while keeping rain, birds and critters from getting into your chimney, and sparks from getting out.

Connecting to Your Appliance

Fireplace Connection:
If you are connecting to an existing fireplace without an insert, you will need an additional top plate to use where the bottom of the liner reaches the fireplace opening. You may also need to fill the space around the liner with insulation mix.

Insert:
If your fireplace has an insert with a top opening, you may need an elbow connector.

Stove/furnace (or other appliance needing a horizontal connection):
You will need a rigid Tee connector with removable snout and clean-out cap.

You may also need:
rigid adjustable elbows to change the angle of the liner, and pop rivets for assembly.

We also have 304L Rigid Chimney Liners

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