The Champion Pour Down Insulation Mix can be the best way to provide insulation on a chimney liner. In some tight-clearance situations, this may even be the only insulation mix that would make insulation possible. Solid fuel chimneys that do not meet...
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The Champion Pour Down Insulation Mix can be the best way to provide insulation on a chimney liner. In some tight-clearance situations, this may even be the only insulation mix that would make insulation possible.
Solid fuel chimneys that do not meet code can be insulated with 1” of Champion Pour Down Insulation Mix to provide Zero-Clearance between the exterior of the masonry and combustibles. This insulation is often the most economical choice when comparing to other leading brands.
Features
- Fast drying
- One bag fills 25 Cubic Feet
- Compatible with our flexible and rigid liners
Specifications
- Assembly Required: Yes
- Country: United States
- Type: Accessory
- Accessory Type: Insulation Kit
- Installation: Yes
- Item Weight: 45 lbs.
FAQs
Product Reviews
everguard
Great price and very fast shipping.
Chimney Insulation Mix
Easy to use and handle. Made installing liner in chimney with out flue and low clearance possible.
Chimney Insulation
So far so good. I followed the formula on the website and the number of bags worked out perfectly. Then I mixed the insulation according to the bag and it seemed to work great. I used a wheel borrow and a garden rake to mix, that seem to work the best. You will have to seal off the bottom of the clay flu to liner somehow. I used some liner insulation that was left over from my brothers installation.
Chimney insulation
great product, easy to use
Pour Down Insulation Mix
Very Satisfied. The mix worked well.
Just installed!
The pour down insulation was easier to install than I had expected.
insulation
It didn't mix like I thought it would, but it seems to be working fine so far.
insulation install
I was not happy with the pour in insulation application that took place. It was too lumpy to pour into the space that I had available between the original flue pipe and the new stainless liner.