flue pipe?

[wattsy]

just bought myself a converted gas bottle wood burning stove which i'm properly chuffed with, however, it didn't come with a flue pipe. i'm looking for something 4" diameter that will either roll up like the kifaru ones or take apart somehow into manageable lengths, making one isn't an option since i have no metal work skills at all.
don't suppose anyone knows where i could buy anything like that? i've seen some in the US but i'd like to avoid the high shipping costs and possible import duties if possible

many thanks
matt

 

[Shewie]

Have a google mission for "flexible flue pipe", should turn plenty up.

 

[FerlasDave]

www.stephensgaskets.co.uk Look for shim steel.

 

[Badger74]

I rang Stephens Gaskets in my own search for shim steel to use as a flue. They are the cheapest but the maximum width they do is only 6". I ordered mine from my local branch of Cromwell's. They don't show it on their website but they ordered it in for me. 12"x120" for about £40, should be in today hopefully.

 

[wattsy]

what is shim steel and how would i make it into a pipe?

 

[wingstoo]

http://springsteelstrip.co.uk/shim-steel/

Looks interesting, I have used spiral ducting on one of my stoves, works well and as it isn't everyday use it didn't need to look pretty, comes in all sizes from 63mm up to 630mm and from about £3 a metre.

Wings

 

[wattsy]

does the shim steel come as tubes then? still confused?

 

[FerlasDave]

It comes wrapped up in a can or in packs like sheets of paper. Im still looking for something for my stove so if youve come up with a better idea let me know. My projects been put on hold for a while.

 

[suburban bushwacker]

This thread deserves to be brought back to life

I can seem to find how Kifaru make that roll-up stove pipe
any ideas?

SBW