Chimney Brush Bratek KULA KOMINIARSKA fi120mm 4.0kg model 4986

Chimney brush Bratek KULA KOMINIARSKA fi120mm 4.0kg model 4986 is designed for cleaning round flues with an internal diameter of 120 mm. The brush head is suitably weighted at 4.0 kg to provide steady contact with the flue surface and effective removal of soot and creosote from masonry and metal chimney liners. It is intended for manual use or for attachment to standard chimney rods, supporting routine maintenance of residential boilers, stoves and fireplaces to help preserve draft efficiency and reduce fire risk.

Advantages

The brush combines a heavy, compact design with a circular brushing surface that maintains even pressure against the chimney wall during use. Its 120 mm diameter fits standard round flues of that size, and the weight improves penetration into deposits while limiting bounce. Construction suitable for both masonry and metal chimneys provides versatility across common domestic installations. The product is compatible with manual operation and rod-driven cleaning systems used in domestic chimney maintenance.

Suitable for

• Cleaning round chimney flues with 120 mm internal diameter
• Routine maintenance of residential boilers and furnaces
• Removing soot and light creosote deposits from masonry and metal liners
• Use with manual handles or standard chimney rods for rod-driven cleaning
• Seasonal chimney checks before heating periods

Key specifications

• Brush type: circular weighted brush head
• Nominal diameter: 120 mm (for round flues)
• Weight: 4.0 kg for stable contact and cleaning force
• Suitable chimney materials: masonry and metal liners
• Intended drive method: manual or rod-driven cleaning systems

How to use

Attach the brush to a compatible chimney rod or manual handle following the rod system manufacturer's connection method. Insert the brush into the flue and move it up and down while rotating when possible to dislodge soot and deposits. Work in controlled passes from the appliance end toward the chimney top or from top down depending on access; ensure debris is collected or allowed to fall into a prepared collection area. Inspect the flue during and after cleaning for remaining deposits, and repeat passes until the desired cleanliness is achieved. Observe safe working practices, use appropriate personal protective equipment, and ensure appliances are cold and disconnected before starting.

Usage recommendations

Use the brush as part of a scheduled chimney maintenance program: clean more frequently if burning unseasoned wood, oily fuels, or if heavy deposits form. Combine mechanical brushing with visual inspection and, when necessary, professional sweep services for thick creosote or damaged liners. Store the brush dry to prevent corrosion and check attachment threads or connectors before each use.