Chimney Balloon
Chimney Balloons are installed in flue of unused fireplaces and chimney Balloon are preventing cold draughts, which entering into your home and also preventing heat, which is escaping through your fireplace or chimney. They are constructed from a thin and flexible material, which is designed to be strong so that it placed in your chimney without any issues.
 Features and Benefits of Chimney Balloon
•   It reduces the heat lose, which is lose when using fireplace.
•   It prevents cold drought, which entering into home through chimney.
•   It also prevents soot and dirt, which is coming down through chimney and destroying your floors and carpets.
•   It Stops noises comes from chimney on a windy night.
•   It is easy to install with the 2 foot inflation tube provided.
•   It is Reusable.
•   Available in different sizes to suit the vast majority of round, square or rectangular shaped flues.
•   Comes with a one year manufacturer's guarantee.
•   I have easy installation steps.
What Size Chimney Balloon You Require
7-9 Inch Round – it is Suits for chimney flues in houses built in the 1970s or later
9x9 Inch Square – used for Small Square shaped unlined flues
12x12 Inch Square – use for large square shaped unlined flues
15x9 Inch Rectangular – use for rectangular shaped unlined flues
24x12 Inch Rectangular – use for unlined flues in Victorian Houses
36x15 Inch Rectangular – used for unlined flues in Georgian Houses
How to Install a Chimney Balloon- Installation of chimney balloon is easy. Following instructions are offering information how to install balloons.
•   Open package and unroll your chimney balloon
•   Remove small rubber hose from chimney balloon handle and attach with inflation tube.
•   Blow your balloon, with little air.
•   Put balloon in the required location (the chimney flue) it to be when fully inflated.
•   Blow into inflation tube until you start to feel resistance. Continue until the balloon is firm to touch.
•   Close tap to ensure that the balloon is airtight.
•   Check that balloon is firmly secure by gently pushing handle into balloon to ensure that it does not move.
•   Remove inflation tube and store for future use or leave hanging down your chimney to remind you that the chimney balloon is installed.
•   At last, put the red tag to remind you that the Chimney Balloon is still installed.
•   Check your balloon, after few months to ensure it is still firm. Sometimes, it has deflated a bit then open catch and blows it up again.
Chimney Balloons are installed in flue of unused fireplaces and chimney Balloon are preventing cold draughts, which entering into your home and also preventing heat, which is escaping through your fireplace or chimney. They are constructed from a thin and flexible material, which is designed to be strong so that it placed in your chimney without any issues.
 Features and Benefits of Chimney Balloon
•   It reduces the heat lose, which is lose when using fireplace.
•   It prevents cold drought, which entering into home through chimney.
•   It also prevents soot and dirt, which is coming down through chimney and destroying your floors and carpets.
•   It Stops noises comes from chimney on a windy night.
•   It is easy to install with the 2 foot inflation tube provided.
•   It is Reusable.
•   Available in different sizes to suit the vast majority of round, square or rectangular shaped flues.
•   Comes with a one year manufacturer's guarantee.
•   I have easy installation steps.
What Size Chimney Balloon You Require
7-9 Inch Round – it is Suits for chimney flues in houses built in the 1970s or later
9x9 Inch Square – used for Small Square shaped unlined flues
12x12 Inch Square – use for large square shaped unlined flues
15x9 Inch Rectangular – use for rectangular shaped unlined flues
24x12 Inch Rectangular – use for unlined flues in Victorian Houses
36x15 Inch Rectangular – used for unlined flues in Georgian Houses
How to Install a Chimney Balloon- Installation of chimney balloon is easy. Following instructions are offering information how to install balloons.
•   Open package and unroll your chimney balloon
•   Remove small rubber hose from chimney balloon handle and attach with inflation tube.
•   Blow your balloon, with little air.
•   Put balloon in the required location (the chimney flue) it to be when fully inflated.
•   Blow into inflation tube until you start to feel resistance. Continue until the balloon is firm to touch.
•   Close tap to ensure that the balloon is airtight.
•   Check that balloon is firmly secure by gently pushing handle into balloon to ensure that it does not move.
•   Remove inflation tube and store for future use or leave hanging down your chimney to remind you that the chimney balloon is installed.
•   At last, put the red tag to remind you that the Chimney Balloon is still installed.
•   Check your balloon, after few months to ensure it is still firm. Sometimes, it has deflated a bit then open catch and blows it up again.
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