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  1. 04-01-2019, 05:48 PM #1
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    Default rubber membrane used for chimney crown

    I'm sure this material is not approved for the chimney crown, maybe the roof.

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    Default Re: rubber membrane used for chimney crown

    Not approved. Often used where there is a significant water intrusion problem and this is a stop gap to buy a few days until the contractor can restore the crown. If that is a solid fuel liner then you do have a much higher risk of fire.

    Keep the fire in the fireplace.
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    Default Re: rubber membrane used for chimney crown

    Quote Originally Posted by Sam Morris View Post
    I'm sure this material is not approved for the chimney crown, maybe the roof.
    I would say it is likely not approved for that install and should be removed (and the crown properly repaired if damaged underneath) by a qualified chimney professional.

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