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The easiest way to hold the liner in is with a 'hanging cowl'. The liner fixes to it and it sits on the existing pot. You'll need to fit a register plate in the flue above the stove and make sure it's airtight. Then get it signed off by the building control dept of your local LPA. I think most stove manufacturers recommend a height of 4.5 metres for the flue.

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Fixed mine over the old chimney pot. Haven't got a cover on it, and given that we live in Argyll, where, occasionally it rains a wee bit, no problems. To be fair, stoves on 24/7 from sept to apr. We had the same set up when we lived in another similar property, again with no dramas!!

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Fixed mine over the old chimney pot. Haven't got a cover on it, and given that we live in Argyll, where, occasionally it rains a wee bit, no problems. To be fair, stoves on 24/7 from sept to apr. We had the same set up when we lived in another similar property, again with no dramas!!

i picked a flexi one for nownt the other day, so you think a cowl is pointless? i hope so as spending money is a pain :laugh1:

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