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Anatomy

Flue Tile

The clay liner units forming a traditional masonry flue.

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What is Flue Tile?

Fired clay sections stacked with refractory joints. They resist heat well and tolerate rapid thermal shock poorly — which is why a chimney fire commonly cracks them, and why an internal scan is required after one. Cracked tile is a breach regardless of how sound the exterior masonry appears.

Related terms:FlueLiner

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