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does anyone know what the piece of metal is on the roof of a woodburner/multifuel stove?

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writingquestion · 30/11/2013 14:02

Its like a flap of metal on the inside of the stove roof. Its obviously there for a reason but ours has a big chunk on it where its got too hot and melted away and so it needs replacing

Its a clearview stove if that make any difference but I'm sure they're all very similar.

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Chopsypie · 30/11/2013 14:08

Ours is lined with fire bricks but is a different manufacturer. Have you just tried googling the manufacturers name and liner? Or do you have a local shop you could ring and ask?

writingquestion · 30/11/2013 14:13

hmm, I'll try stove liner and see if anything comes up. Ours is lined with firebricks but this is a piece of metal on the inside, like a flap (although I'm sure it isn't called a fire flap - will google just in case though).

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Chopsypie · 30/11/2013 14:20

Make sure safe search is on if your searching for flaps!

writingquestion · 30/11/2013 14:20
Grin
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poshme · 30/11/2013 14:22

Might be called a baffle.

writingquestion · 30/11/2013 14:29

Yes! Its a baffle. Thanks poshme!

Now to work out whether it can just be replaced or whether we need a new stove!

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ihatethecold · 30/11/2013 14:37

our baffle plate has corroded, My chimney sweep said it wont do any harm to still use the fire, it usually covers a back boiler.
if you have a pipe coming out if it at the back that leads nowhere you can put wire wool in the pipe to block it up and stop smoke escaping.

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