Double-wall 50 mm Sauna
Purpose: To remove the products of combustion from the combustion space to the atmosphere
Fuel: wood
System marking according to EN 1856-1
Ø 115-150 mm, T600-N1-D-Vm-L20(050-100)-G100
T600°C – maximum operating temperature
N1 – natural draught
D – dry operating conditions
Vm – resistant to corrosion
G – resistance to soot fire
100 – distance to combustible materials
Flue liner – L20 – stainless steel 1.4301
Ø - 115-150 mm – 0.5; 0.6; 0.8; 1.0 mm
The outer pipe – stainless steel 1.4301
Insulation – injected mineral wool, thickness -50 mm, density 180 kg/m³
Why choose a double-wall stainless steel sauna chimney?
- Safe surface temperature.
The insulation between the two steel pipes ensures that the outer surface of the chimney stays cool, reducing the risk of accidental burns. - Lower fire risk.
The double-wall construction provides additional heat insulation and heat resistance, protecting nearby structures from overheating - it is especially important in wooden sauna rooms. - Mandatory where the chimney passes through the roof and ceiling.
An insulated double-wall stainless steel chimney is required everywhere the flue passes through the roof, ceiling, or other building structures.
A single-wall pipe may only be used for the connecting section inside the sauna, while maintaining safe distances from combustible materials. - Long service life.
Stainless steel is resistant to high temperatures, corrosion, and weathering, so it doesn't rust and provides reliable service for many years. - Easy maintenance.
The chimney is easy to clean using tools designed for stainless steel or polymer surfaces. - Stable draft and even heat retention.
The stainless steel construction helps ensure a stable draft, and when using dampers, the sauna retains heat longer even after the fire has gone out. - Modern appearance.
Steel chimneys feature an elegant, contemporary design and are manufactured and painted in a way that makes them easy to match to the sauna's exterior.
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