Multi Flue Chimney Cap Installation

Choose from stainless steel black painted galvanized or copper multi flue chimney caps.

Multi flue chimney cap installation.

Multi flue chimney caps accommodate single or multiple flues in one chimney structure. The multi flue cap is the most challenging type of cap. Multi flue chimney caps attach to the crown of the chimney using masonry screws or and adhesive to cover one or more flues using one cap. First thing you ll want to do is to safely get on top of your roof so you can closely inspect your chimney.

Multi flue caps are commonly found on masonry chimneys. Many styles are available in both stainless steel and copper caps below. Great for protecting the chimney crown and when installing two or more single flue caps next to each other isn t feasible. So you have a multi flue chimney and want to install a top mount chimney cap to help keep your chimney working great.

Easy installation besides being budget friendly chimney caps are easy to install. To use the construction adhesive to install a top mount or multi flue chimney cap. Can be used when two or more flues are too close together to allow installation of single flue chimney caps. Multi flue chimney caps are available in stainless steel or copper.

These caps extend across the entire chimney crown. Browse popular brands like forever cap before making your choice. Made custom to your specifications. Easy to measure order and install.

Our multi flue chimney caps are made with precise measurements for a perfect fit and easy installation. To install multi flue chimney cap or caps with adhesive. Stainless steel multi flue chimney caps provide a lifetime of protection against the elements and will not rust or deteriorate. We ship free to your door.

Before you purchase a chimney cap measure the top of the chimney also called the crown as well as the individual flue or flues that will need to be covered. They come in a variety of styles. Then follow this handy guide to help you through the process. Place the chimney cap where you want it to be on your chimney crown the concrete area surrounding the flue or flues and bend the flange around the bottom of the chimney cap so that it conforms to the chimney crown.

Continue reading to learn more about chimney caps and chimney cap installation costs. We have two flues here and it was a tight fit finding a cap with a footprint that was larger than the two openings combined but smaller than the crown. The cap can be anchored on top of the concrete crown. An overview of chimney caps within the chimney itself is a chamber known as a flue which acts as a ventilation shaft for smoke gases and combustible byproducts.