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The Talon FlueSnug is designed for heating engineers and DIY homeowners looking for a professional, airtight finish around boiler flues. Its primary benefit is the elimination of messy mortar or plaster, providing a clean, permanent, and weather-resistant seal in seconds. While it offers a major time-saving advantage, it is specifically engineered for 152mm core-drilled holes, so precise measurement of your existing aperture is essential for a proper fit.
| Colour | White |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 168442 |
| Brand | Fluesnug |
No, the FlueSnug is designed as an all-in-one solution and does not require additional mastic or mortar.
The FlueSnug is manufactured in white to provide a clean, finished look, but can be painted with appropriate exterior masonry paint if required.
Yes, the material is designed for exterior use and is resistant to degradation from long-term sun exposure.
Yes, the product is compliant with Part L Building Regulations regarding energy efficiency and air leakage.
The FlueSnug is specifically engineered for 100mm boiler flues; it may not be suitable for other ducting sizes or shapes.
Verify the core-drilled hole is exactly 152mm; if the hole is oversized due to drill wander, the seal will not be airtight.
Ensure no jagged brick edges or dried mortar protrusions are catching on the internal edges of the seal.
Ensure the hole is a clean 152mm core-drilled diameter before attempting installation. Inspect the wall surface to ensure it is relatively flat to allow the rubberized flange of the FlueSnug to make full contact. If the mortar around the existing hole is crumbling, clean it away to ensure the FlueSnug has a solid surface to grip. No specialized maintenance is required; however, you should inspect the seal during annual boiler service visits to ensure no debris has caused a gap in the connection.
