Maker for chimney?

[PaulG]

Any recommendations for somebody to make a double-skin chimney for my boat?

Off-the-shelf ones don't fit properly, as the flue comes up at an angle, so the exit is off centre in the deck collar.

Boat is in Tewkesbury marina.

Thanks

Paul

[tree monkey]

Try the little chimney company 

 

https://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://m.facebook.com/littlechimneycompany/&ved=2ahUKEwjUzNvP5LrdAhUkB8AKHfQTAloQFjAAegQIARAB&usg=AOvVaw2vl2p1whDkzLYRlh1Kc44Q

[Ray T]

Simon Wain, Brinklow boats: http://brinklowboatservices.com/

 

Not cheap but quality never is. The one he made for me will outlast my boating career. Stainless steel double skinned.

[Gareth E]

I have the same problem as you. The solution was to buy a ready made double skinned chimney. I then set about the inside bit with pliers (the metal is quite thin) and eventually, managed to get it to fit. Not ideal I guess but it works, and didn't cost a fortune.

[pearley]

Ours is by Little Chimney Company. Superb quality unlike our previous s/stl one from a Chandlers. Unfortunately for you he does his time around Fradley Fazeley. 

[nbfiresprite]

I brought two 100cm lengths of steel flue in two diameters as it is almost inpossable to find a 4 3/4" diameter chimmey and mad my own. The two flues are kept apart top and bottom with four bolts. As it does get a bit winded around here, So it is held in place with a pipe clamp. The extra length also gives a better draw on the file when first lit.  

[PaulG]

Thanks very much for the replies, Guys!