Chimney Brush Head Bratek Kula 80 mm, 1.3 kg (model 3826)

Bratek Kula chimney brush head, 80 mm diameter and 1.3 kg weight (model 3826) is a round mechanical cleaning head designed for use in narrow flues and chimneys. The cylindrical-bristled design adapts to curved and straight chimney passages, allowing contact with the chimney wall to dislodge soot, creosote and other solid deposits. The brush head is intended for attachment to compatible rods or rotary cleaning tools to carry out routine maintenance and improve draft performance.

Advantages

The compact 80 mm diameter and solid 1.3 kg mass provide stable rotational contact with chimney walls, increasing cleaning efficiency without excessive force. Bristle density and shape are selected to remove soot and light creosote deposits while maintaining compatibility with standard rods and rotary drive systems. The round profile helps the brush navigate bends and offsets commonly found in domestic flues.

Suitable for

• Mechanical cleaning of small-diameter chimney flues and stovepipes
• Routine maintenance to reduce soot buildup and improve draft
• Use with manual rods or rotary chimney cleaning tools compatible with an 80 mm head

Key specifications

• Brush head shape: round
• Effective diameter: 80 mm
• Weight: 1.3 kg
• Intended use: soot and deposit removal from chimney walls
• Compatibility: designed to attach to standard cleaning rods or rotary drives (confirm tool connection type separately)

How to use

Fit the brush head securely to a compatible rod or rotary drive according to the tool manufacturer's instructions. Insert the brush into the chimney or flue and operate the rod or rotary tool to create controlled rotational motion, advancing and retracting the brush to contact all chimney surfaces. Perform cleaning from top-down or bottom-up depending on access and safety procedures; collect dislodged soot and ash using protective covers and a vacuum or container. Inspect the flue after cleaning to ensure deposits have been removed and repeat if necessary.

Usage recommendations

Always follow local safety regulations and manufacturer guidance for chimney cleaning. Use appropriate personal protective equipment (gloves, eye protection, and respiratory protection) and ensure the appliance is cool before starting. If heavy creosote or obstructive deposits are present, consider professional inspection or specialized tools.