An access point, traditionally crafted from cast iron or similar durable material, located at the base of a chimney, provides a means to remove accumulated soot and debris. These often feature intricate... Read more »
This component provides essential access to the base of a chimney flue for the removal of ash, soot, and debris. Typically found at the bottom of the chimney stack, either inside or... Read more »
These access points, typically small metal doors located at the base of a chimney, provide a critical opening for the removal of accumulated ash and debris. They are found most often on... Read more »
This component provides access to the base of a flue for removing accumulated debris such as soot, ash, and creosote. Typically constructed of metal or masonry, it forms a seal that prevents... Read more »