Chimney flue elbow 90° D130 ABX 130_28

Chimney flue elbow 90° D130 ABX 130_28 is a 90-degree flue elbow with a 130 mm internal diameter designed to change the direction of chimney or stove exhaust gases. This flue component is suitable for use in metal or insulated flue systems and provides a sealed, angled connection between straight sections of chimney pipe. It is intended for residential heating systems, wood stoves and boiler flue installations where a compact directional change is required and proper draft must be maintained.

Advantages

The 90° elbow offers a precise right-angle turn while preserving the internal diameter and flow characteristics of the flue. Constructed to match standard 130 mm flue ducts, it enables tight, secure connections that reduce leakage and soot buildup at joints. The component is compatible with insulated and non-insulated chimneys and allows installers to route exhaust lines around obstacles or through limited spaces without extensive modification to the system.

Suitable for

• Domestic chimney and stove exhaust routing
• Wood-burning stove installations
• Boiler flue direction changes in residential systems
• Metal and insulated flue system configurations
• Retrofitting or extending existing 130 mm flue runs

Key specifications

• Internal diameter: 130 mm
• Angle: 90 degrees
• Function: angled connector for redirecting exhaust gases
• Compatibility: designed for use with 130 mm flue sections in metal or insulated systems
• Application: suitable for residential heating, stoves and boilers

How to use

Install the elbow by fitting it between two compatible 130 mm flue sections, ensuring the socket and spigot orientations align for a secure joint. Use the manufacturer-recommended sealing and fastening methods appropriate for the flue system type—for insulated systems follow insulation handling instructions and for metal systems ensure tight mechanical connections. Verify correct draft after installation and check all joints for gas tightness and soot accumulation during initial operation and regular maintenance intervals.

Usage recommendations

Ensure the elbow is installed by a qualified installer following local building codes and the appliance manufacturer's instructions. Maintain clearances to combustible materials, perform periodic inspections for soot and creosote build-up, and confirm that the exhaust path provides adequate draft for safe operation.