Specifications
| Material | Enamelled steel |
|---|---|
| Colour | Black |
| Finish | Matt fine texture |
| Wall thickness | 1 mm |
| Maximum service temperature | 450°C |
| Temperature class (continuous operation) | T450 |
| Standard | According to EN 1856-2 |
| Certification | CE 2270-CPR-048 |
| Manufacturer | Ten |
| Origin | France |
| Flue range | 1 mm enamelled steel single-wall flue |
| Flue type | Bends |
45° elbow with inspection hatch - 1 mm enamelled flue pipe
45° elbow in 1 mm single-wall enamelled steel, fitted with an inspection hatch for easier maintenance, for connecting the stove to the chimney flue of individual wood-burning appliances while handling the offset neatly.
Available in 125 and 150 mm diameters only.
Lead time: 2 to 3 weeks
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👉 The 45° elbow in 1 mm black enamelled steel provides a discreet connection between the wood-burning appliance and the chimney flue, with a 45° offset, or a 135° offset using 2 x 45° elbows, in particular to comply with wall-to-flue safety distances.
Its special feature is that it is fitted with an inspection door for easier cleaning.
Its 60 mm Male/Female socket is perfectly smooth and gives a flawless finish.
🔥As a reminder, flue pipes must be installed in the direction of the condensates, i.e. male end downwards.
➡️ Made in France by TEN, the flue specialist for over 70 years, the pipe is in 1 mm thick enamelled steel, continuously welded, guaranteeing strength and high resistance to acids, high temperatures and scratches.
What is enamelled steel?
Enamel is a glass made from a mixture of mineral materials (silica, quartz...) melted at 1200° C and ground, then applied to the steel and fused by firing at 840° C.
What are the advantages of Ten enamelled steel?
✅ Colour stability under heat
✅ Acid resistance
✅ Strength
✅ Resistance to scratches, abrasion, impacts and wear
✅ Holds neither bacteria nor odours
✅ Clean, durable and attractive material
⚠️ Reminder of the safety distances according to the NF DTU 24.1 standard:
The safety distance to be kept between a single-wall connecting flue pipe and a combustible material (plasterboard, panelling, PVC, OSB, etc.) is 3 times the nominal diameter of the pipe, with a minimum of 37.5 cm.
However, this distance can be reduced to 1.5 times the diameter of the pipe (with a minimum of 20 cm) by using insulation such as calcium silicate boards (fitted with an air gap) or wall protection boards with built-in insulation.
