Stormguard Chimney Draught Excluder - Universal

Measure the width and depth of the chimney opening above the fireplace using a tape measure. Make sure the measurements fit within the product's size range.

Yes, but always ensure the excluder is removed before operating the gas fireplace.

The excluder is designed for long-term use. Inspect it periodically for damage and replace it if necessary.

No, the excluder is not fire-resistant. It must be removed before using the fireplace.

Deflate the excluder and store it in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures.

Ensure the excluder still fits snugly. You may need to experiment with the inflation level for the best seal.

Yes, the excluder can remain in the chimney during the summer months to prevent drafts and debris from entering your home. However, make sure to remove it if you are planning to use the fireplace.

Check the valve for blockages and ensure the inflation tube is properly connected. Make sure the excluder is positioned correctly within the chimney.

Check if the excluder is the correct size for your chimney. Adjust its position to ensure a tighter seal. If the problem persists, inspect the chimney walls for irregularities that might be preventing a seal.

Inspect the excluder for any punctures or leaks. If found, replace the excluder. If no leaks are visible, ensure the valve is securely closed.