Chimney, Flues & Ductwork Guide - On TheMap FLUES UK LTD
For all your Commercial & Industrial flue needs. Full UK coverage from Southern & Northern offices.
Fast & friendly service. South: Tel: 01284 489855 Email:
sales@flues-uk.co.uk E North: Tel: 01925 570674 Web:
www.flues-uk.co.uk A1 Flue Systems
A1 Flue Systems is the UK market leader in its sector in the
installation andmaintenance of commercial and industrial
chimney, flue and exhaust systems. The family business has become a UK centre of excellence in flue design andmanufacture and employs nearly 150 people. It is the contractor of choice for many of the country’s renowned building specifiers andmore than 3 High-profile projects have included
Houses of Parliament, The Shard and Battersea Power Station. E
A1 attributes its continued success to its commitment to setting the highest standards for itself. It still remains the only UK company to achieve the CE Mark for an entire flue system – even though the standard became mandatory in July 2013.
Another first for A1 is that it is the only flue company in the UK to be Gas Safe registered. Themanagement of A1 remain perplexed that other UK flue companies do not have this – especially as this is a fundamental certification to demonstrate a level of expertise in fully understanding the flow of omission gases (such as carbon monoxide) flue systems.
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It also has two subsidiary companies: CFCM maintains and cleans chimneys, ducts, ventilation systems and exhausts, and A1 Expo is a one-stop shop retailer of small-diameter flue components and flue liner. It sells twin-wall insulated flue systems, single-wall flue systems, cowls, chimney fans, core vents, stove fans and carbonmonoxide detectors.
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