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Anyone got any ideas of what to use as decent heat shield to stop flue gases hitting guttering etc.
They always look awfull so ideas welcome
They always look awfull so ideas welcome
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Sorry H4S, but I think it’s one of those things that’ll always look shat. I usually fold stainless sheet into a guard, as it doesn’t go red from corrosion
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Bent stainless steel powedcoated in the same colour as the sof / gutters
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