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	Chimney liner UK - fitting flexible chimney liner, chimneys UK
		You may be able to re-use this chimney pot, once the flexible liner has been fitted, as long as the internal diameter at the top is not less than the diameter of the liner and it isn't damaged.
		With a straight chimney, that is big enough for the liner to go down easily, I prefer to attach the flex adaptor first and then attach the pulling rope via three lengths of wire wrapped around the self - tappers on the adaptor.
		If the chimney opening is too wide for the clamp to bear on both sides then reduce the opening using a couple of pieces of paving slab, thick slate etc or stainless steel bars.
	www.stovesonline.co.uk /lining_a_chimney.html (1480 words)

	ooBdoo (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Chimneys are tall to increase their draw of air for combustion and to disperse pollutants in the flue gases over a greater area so as to reduce the pollutant concentrations in compliance with regulatory or other limits.
		A chimney damper is a metal spring door placed at the top of the chimney with a long metal chain that allows you to open and close the chimney from the fireplace.
		Modernist chimneys on the Casa Milà (Barcelona, Spain), by Antonio Gaudí.
	www.oobdoo.com /wikipedia/?title=Chimney (1606 words)

	Chimney Liner - Buy chimney liner on-line at fluesystems.com
		Used to connect the flexible chimney liner to a 1" smaller diameter rigid pipe at the base of the stack.
		It allows for the chimney liner to be installed without removing the chimney pot, and incorporates a stainless steel cowl section with a 1" mesh.
		Attached to the leading end of the chimney liner it helps prevent snagging against the side of the stack and also provides a draw cord from which the liner can be guided down.
	www.fluesystems.com /liners/info/chimney_liner_components.htm (942 words)

	Heating Copyright UWE, Bristol 2006 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Perhaps the most obvious things to see from the ground are the chimney height, its position in relation to the ridge and any openings, whether the stack is plumb and whether there have been any remedial works carried out in the past.
		A common consequence of sulfate attack in chimneys is a pronounced lean caused by the different wetting and drying cycles between elevations.
		In chimneys additional sulfates may be deposited by the combustion process and additional water may be introduced from condensation within the flue.
	environment.uwe.ac.uk /video/heating/chimney1.htm (973 words)

	OSV - Document Viewer - Doc # 690 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		It ceased to be built by degrees and its chimney was increasingly removed from the center bay of the house and replaced with gable end or paired rear wall stacks.
		The stacks served stoves in the front rooms on the first and second floors as well as a bake oven in the simply detailed east front room of the first floor, and a small fireplace in the rear range of rooms.
		The space normally filled with chimney stack in a plan of this sort was devoted to a walk-in pantry on the first floor.
	www.osv.org /learning/DocumentViewer.php?DocID=690 (6453 words)

	Tobias Berger: TEXT ON THE ARTIST
		Der sechste Schornstein, (The Sixth Chimney), thus the title of the 15 meter high work of art by Jan Svenungsson, will be erected in the spring of 2001 outside Emsdetten, a good kilometer from the village Hembergen, on the edge of a small forest.
		Individual chimney stacks in landscape settings, however, are disturbing and ultimately lead to a new definition of the building structure and its surroundings.
		Through the provocative, irrational act of building the chimney stack, Jan Svenungsson can on the one hand ring in a new age of non-smoking chimney stacks and, at the same time, articulate a poetic criticism of a society which is becoming more and more rational.
	www.jansvenungsson.com /on/tberge.html (977 words)

	HOOD - WOLVERTON - Chimneys to Boot Scrapers
		The tall, red brick chimney stacks are sometimes banded with courses of blue bricks or stock bricks and invariably topped with terracotta chimney pots.
		Do check the pointing of chimney stacks regularly they are the most exposed parts of the house and, if neglected, can fall and cause damage to the roof.
		Cut down stacks should be rebuilt to the full original height, check with surviving stacks, and missing chimney pots replaced, if you want your house to look right.
	www.mkheritage.co.uk /wsah/hood/docs/chimney1.html (173 words)

	National Register Listings in Maryland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		What is almost as unusual as the discovery itself is that the date of these chimney stacks is as late as 1794, if the carving on the kitchen chimney is an indication.
		In the late 16th century it seems the unusual chimney stacks were set square or diamond-like, and were built singly or in groups.
		The Reward is fortunate in having both types of shaft on the main house: a single square stack on the west side, and twin diamonds on the east.
	marylandhistoricaltrust.net /nr/NRDetail.asp?HDID=248&FROM=NRMapSO.html (441 words)

	Design Reveiew Guidelines -- Chimneys (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Chimneys were and still may be essential parts of a house's heating system as well as a significant architectural feature.
		Chimney stacks from the late 19th century were both simple and decorative in design.
		Chimney caps are often used to deter sparks from roofs and act as a barrier against rain.
	www.eastrow.org /design_review/chimneys.html (281 words)

	ChimneySaver "The Leader In Chimney Protection"
		Because chimneys project above the roof line, they are vulnerable to the elements.
		Chimneys are often capped improperly with mortar crowns instead of the recommended cast-in-place concrete crowns.
		Flashing is the material at the base of chimneys, stacks, and vents that is designed to waterproof the juncture where they penetrate the roof.
	www.chimneysaver.com (412 words)

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		Chimneys can become choked and partially blocked with an accumulation of soot deposit, left from burning coal or wood.
		Joseph Glass, is widely recognised as the inventor of chimney cleaning equipment, which has become universal even to this day.
		The Association has campaigned for regular chimney cleaning of flues serving all fuels (coal, wood, oil and gas) to both the trade and public.
	www.chimneysweep.co.uk /chimney_sweep_history.html (939 words)

	Clements Chimney Sweep - Feasterville Trevose, PA - FAQ
		The evaluation is necessary to ensure that the chimney has adequate draft, is free of debris and cracks, and has no loose or missing mortar joints.
		We clean chimneys all year long, but the best time is at the end of the heating season.
		Even with a fire, when the chimney is operating too cold the low draft may not be enough to exhaust the gases from the chimney this can cause smoke to back puff into the living area.
	verizonsupersite.com /clementschimneysweepcom/faq (1060 words)

	History of Sweeping -- Executive Chimney Sweeps & Fireplaces -- Pittsburgh, PA USA
		Casualties were also frequent as boys became stuck in narrow flues or fell from climbing rotten chimney stacks.
		Joseph Glass, is widely recognized as the inventor of chimney cleaning equipment, which has become universal even to this day.
		Carbon monoxide poisonings from blocked chimneys began to be noticed.
	www.executivechimney.com /pages/hist.html (628 words)

	Phil's Chimney Sweep - Chimney sweep services for Bollington, Macclesfield and Cheshire.
		To help protect you and your home ensure that your chimney is swept at least twice a year.
		We strongly recommend that chimneys are cleaned at least twice a year for bitumous coal and smokeless fuels, two to three times a year for wood and once a year for gas or oil.
		Whatever fuel you use by having your chimney swept regularly by Phil's Chimney Sweep you will minimise the risk of a chimney fire, and you will help ensure that the chimney flue is clear of blockages to maintain the safe removal of harmful gasses such as carbon monoxide and sulphur dioxide.
	www.philschimneysweep.co.uk (178 words)

	Chimneys, Woodstoves and Fireplaces - steel chimneys, chimney sweep guilds, chimney sweep, stacks, concrete chimneys, ...
		Chimney and Masonry Services - We carry a full line of wood stoves, pellet stoves, gas fireplaces and inserts by Harman, Morso, Lexington Forge, Napoleon and Osburn.
		Chimney Sweeps of the World - Site links to yellow pages, certain chimney sweep guilds and is beginning to be able to provide chimney sweep contact information in a variety of world locations.
		Gibraltar Chimney International - Specializes in the maintenance and construction of stacks and chimneys for industrial and commercial applications.
	www.showevent.com /home/chimneys_woodstoves_fireplaces.shtml (937 words)

	Chimney Liner - Buy on-line
		Chimney liner is available with a single skin suitable for gas or oil fired appliances and with a double skin suitable for multi fuel applications.
		A twin skinned flexible chimney liner suitable for relining masonry chimney stacks.
		A single skin flexible chimney liner suitable for relining masonry chimney stacks.
	www.fluesystems.com /liners (132 words)

	Self-Service Support
		A multi fuel chimney liner is a twin skinned stainless steel tube which is used to reline existing masonry chimney stacks.
		The major reason to reline would be in situations where smoke and fumes from your fire are leaking from the masonry chimney stack into adjacent rooms.
		What happens is that over time, the mortar between the joints of chimney stack can break down, and allow the escape of the gasses.
	server.iad.liveperson.net /hc/s-4653057/cmd/kbresource/kb-5454211433251698387/view_question!PAGETYPE?sc=2935&sf=101133&documentid=55127&action=view (284 words)

	"Roger Horne's Law Report" by Roger Horne, Barrister (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		The obvious reason for the listing was the elegance of the façade of this building; a less obvious reason was apparently the importance of the chimney breasts and chimney stacks contiguous with the façade.
		If the Prudential had applied to demolish the whole building including the chimney stacks and chimney breasts retaining only the façade and this had been refused they would not have been entitled to compensation.
		The Prudential might well have wished for permission to demolish the chimney stacks and breasts because by doing so extra floor space would be available in the new building to be erected behind the façade.
	www.number7.demon.co.uk /papers/LawReps/rHLR/rHLR.htm (334 words)

	CHIMNEY TROUBLES CURED
		Edward May Chimney Lining Ltd are the recognised agents of Thermocrete serving Cumbria and Dumfries and Galloway areas.
		Whatever form of heating you use - coal, gas, oil, log burning, etc. - an efficient chimney flue is essential to you...for both economy and health.
		This attacks the brickwork, eating into the mortar resulting in dangerous joint leakage, eventually leading to the total collapse of the chimney stack.
	www.chimneylininguk.com (192 words)

	Robert Harrison: Spirited Variations
		The first significant sculpture that emerged from this peculiarly Harrisonian mix of influences was Aruina (1988), a row of five unruly brick columns set at the northwestern corner of the grounds of the Archie Bray Foundation for the Ceramic Arts (Helena, MT).
		As with his Welsh stacks, the new Pair was built in two parts—a broad, muscular base and a slender, more graceful chimney.
		Suggesting movement but never moving, Chimney Stacks Pair—reminiscent, rhythmically, of Brancusi's Endless Column—honors the ancient traditions of brickmaking and chimney-building and lends a spirited presence to its sober brick-paved setting.
	robert.harrison.net /article1.html (793 words)

	Trimarine - advanced marine projects - Projects - Chimney stacks for cruise ships
		Weight saving in a chimney stack fairing is important given the elevated position of these elements with respect to the vessels vertical centre of gravity but it is also fundamental to simplify the movements in the course of installation.
		Considering that the chimney stack fairing is one of the more visible parts of the ship and that it became the symbol of every shipping company, it can be easily understood the graphical importance of this element and the creative freedom that the construction in composites offers to the designer.
		This project has seen the involvement of Trimarine not only in the management of the in-situ installation, but also in the previous development phase of the construction process in order to optimise the assemby times of the numerous elements and their final assembly on board.
	www.trimarine.com /en/projects/funnels.html (297 words)

	Chimneypot Preservation Society - Homepage
		My first thoughts of chimney pots was when I noticed that one or two of them had disappeared in my home town of Leek, Staffs.
		A chimney pot is an integral part of the house's architecture and once it has been removed the house loses something of its completeness.
		There are interesting and outstanding stacks and chimney pots, but plain chimney pots are not in anyway to be underestimated.
	www.chimneypotpreservationsociety.co.uk (309 words)

	Thurrock Council \| Building Control \| Chimney Stack Removal
		For the case of chimney stacks partly removed on the external walls, it is recommended that they are reduced in height to 1 metre above the roof level so as to improve the overall stability of the external wall.
		All stacks should be made good after insertion of the brackets and pinned up with semi-dry cement/sand mortar (1:3) rammed in above the steel bearing plate.
		Where the chimney stacks are on a party wall the adjoining owners approval should be obtained.
	www.thurrock.gov.uk /buildingcontrol/content.php?page=chimneystack (364 words)

	Chimney specialist in Frome - The Happy Smiling Chimney Services (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		The Happy Smiling Chimney Services is a well established chimney sweep company with over thirty five years in the chimney trade.
		We are able to undertake all aspects of chimney work covering chimney brush, clean and vacuum, to chimney lining - stainless steel, flexible lining, twin wall lining, elderfast ceramic lining, and horse hair and line mixed lining.
		The Happy Smiling Chimney Services is a family run business who pride themselves in providing a fast, efficient and professional service to each and every one of their customers at all times.
	www.thehappysmilingchimneyservices.co.uk (258 words)

	Stack - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Stack (geology), a large vertical column of rock in the sea
		Call stack of a program, also known as a function stack, execution stack, control stack, or simply the stack
		Stack machine, a model of computation in which the computer's memory takes the form of one or more stacks
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Stacks (176 words)

	Submarine Volcanic Ecosystems (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		The vents for the hydrothermal fluids are called fl smokers because they produce fl "chimney stacks." The stacks are made of iron and zinc sulfide minerals and calcium sulfate.
		The chimney stacks can grow to heights of about 40 feet (13 m) but most are less than 30 feet (10m) tall.
		The diameters of the chimneys range from less than an inch (1 cm) to 12 inches (30 cm).
	volcano.und.nodak.edu /vwdocs/Submarine/ecosystems (242 words)

	Chimney Pots:Original English Chimney Pots:Reclaimed:Functional:Wholesale:Terra Cotta:Victorian
		In addition to being a simple and inexpensive way of adding height to a chimney, thus preventing down-draughts and smoking, they added architectural interest to the building as a whole.
		Writing in 1577, Harrison regrets the "increase of chimneys because all want them", blaming on their newfound popularity a deterioration in the nation’s health, if not a collective national loss of backbone.
		According to Fletcher “they were considered such important status symbols that the taxes were willingly paid.” However, it is during the nineteenth century that chimney pots reached the height of their popularity, and there were not many stacks built that century that were not surmounted by one of these outrageous chessmen.
	www.englishantiqueimports.com /chimneypots/index.htm (521 words)

	Chimney Balloon - Buy Online
		For chimney sizes up to 38cm x 23cm (15" x 9").
		For chimney sizes up to 60cm x 30cm (24" x 12").
		For chimney sizes up to 90cm x 38cm (36" x 15").
	www.chimney-balloon.co.uk /sizes.htm (190 words)

	THAT'S THE WAY THE CHIMNEY CRUMBLES
		Breaking stresses were mostly at the bottom part of the point, with lateral cracks similar to the chimneys.
		Bending and breaking forces were greatest at a point where the cross-section diameter of the point is 1.5x the diameter of the writing tip (i.e., a ratio of approximately 3:2) so it showed a rupture at a similar point to a chimney.
		My data shows possibly that pencil points and legos are good models for falling structures such as chimney stacks and similar buildings, and may relate to geology (falling rock columns).
	www.virtualsciencefair.org /2003/smith3t/public_html (1277 words)

	Gibraltar Chimney International
		Gibraltar Chimney International specializes in the maintenance and construction of all types of stacks and chimneys for industrial and commercial applications.
		Gibraltar Chimney International's goal is to build a partnership with our clients based upon professionalism, integrity and trust.
		If we can be of service, or to have a representative stop by your facility, please e-mail us at info@gibraltarchimney.com or call us at 888-337-4424.
	gibraltarchimney.com (163 words)

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