Rhino Rigid Liners

Why choose rigid pipe? Rhino Rigid™ liner has a smooth wall, which means that you get optimum draft and flow. A flex liner can produce small amounts of turbulence. In most installations, the turbulence does not matter, but flues with limited space may require a smooth interior pipe. Also, Rhino Rigid™ liners can be cleaned aggressively, which will be a benefit especially if your primary heating source is wood or coal.

There Is No Contest

Just think about it: Compare an old-fashioned lock form pipe or the spot-welded overlapped pipe, to the state-of-the-art, air and watertight butt-welded seam. There is just no contest.
With the butt-weld, you have an air and watertight seal to protect your customer from dangerous fumes and creosote leakage. And the benefits don't stop with your customer, this pipe is easier for the installer to work with.

Why? The butt-weld does not distort the pipe, so the Rhino is perfectly round, with male to female ends that tightly fit together for a sealed, hassle free connection. Lock form, or lap welded pipe never fits together without the seam causing a leaky gap. (It is no wonder that lock form pipe is illegal in Europe!) The Rhino is light years ahead of the rest.



Best Selection In the Industry
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Rhino Rigid comes in two grades of metal, both in 24 guage:

304 – used exclusively for wood
316 – used for coal, wood, gas or oil

Highest Quality Materials
Every pipe of Rhino Rigid™ liners is manufactured

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