Chimney Pipe WADEX, 120 mm diameter, length 0.25 m

Chimney Pipe WADEX, 120 mm diameter, length 0.25 m is a short steel flue segment intended for connecting and extending metal chimney systems. With a 120 mm internal diameter and a compact 0.25 m length, this section is designed to carry combustion gases from stoves, boilers or other heating appliances into a chimney system. The component provides a standard-dimension connector for repair work or small adjustments to an existing flue run, and its simple cylindrical shape allows easy alignment with adjacent pipe sections.

Advantages

This WADEX chimney pipe section offers a standard 120 mm diameter that fits common domestic stoves and boilers, ensuring compatibility with many existing systems. Its short 0.25 m length is useful for tight installations and precision adjustments where a longer pipe would be impractical. Manufactured for use as a metal flue component, it provides a reliable passage for exhaust gases and simplifies the process of extending or repairing chimney runs when paired with matching connectors and seals.

Suitable for

• Connecting stove or boiler flue outlets to a metal chimney system with 120 mm diameter
• Extending existing chimney runs where only a short additional segment is required
• Repairing or replacing damaged short sections of a metal flue
• Compact installations and tight spaces requiring a short connector piece

Key specifications

• Internal diameter: 120 mm
• Length: 0.25 m (25 cm)
• Material: metal (steel) chimney pipe section suitable for venting combustion gases
• Shape: cylindrical tube designed for inline connection with standard 120 mm flue components

How to use

Measure the existing flue and ensure the 120 mm internal diameter matches the appliance outlet and adjacent chimney components. Align the WADEX pipe section with the adjoining pipe ends and insert or slide into place according to the system's connection method (male/female ends, slip-fit or secured with connectors). Use appropriate high-temperature sealant, rope gasket or clamp where required by the installation type and local building codes. Ensure joints are tight and oriented to allow condensate or soot to drain toward the chimney, not into the appliance.

Usage recommendations

Install this pipe only in systems rated for solid fuel or the specific appliance type, and follow all national and local regulations for chimney installation. Regularly inspect joints and the overall chimney for leaks, corrosion or soot buildup. When in doubt, consult a qualified chimney or HVAC installer to confirm compatibility and ensure safe, code-compliant installation.