Lyemance Lock-Top Style Chimney Damper
$189.00 – $295.00
Lyemance Lock-Top Style Chimney Damper
– 100% silicone gasket provides air tight seal to prevent cold air from falling down chimney
– Easy Installation with leeway for sizing. Kit includes: Damper, fire safety device, 30′ of cable, handle, handle bracket, and an allen key, masonry fasteners, drill bit and silicone for installation. Longer Cables Available
– Multiple sizes available See Size Chart Here or as always call us at 1-800-685-8263 or email us at info@volko.com to ensure proper size is ordered
– Limited Lifetime Warranty
– Cheaper, easier, and tighter seal than throat dampers
– Used by Volko Employees in own home
Description
The Lock Top damper seals with a rubber gasket, not metal to metal like your current damper. A Lock-Top Damper seals tight, so virtually no air, and thus no heat or air conditioning gets lost up your chimney.
The Lock Top also eliminates downdrafts, seals out rain which can deteriorate the inside of your chimney, and prevents entry by pests like squirrels, raccoons, and nesting birds.
The Lyemance Lock Top Chimney Damper mounts on top of your chimney
A cable drops down your flue and attaches to a handle which mounts where you can reach it for convenient opening and closing.
Superior stainless steel and cast-aluminum construction equal a lifetime warranty
The Lock-Top Damper is made of cast-aluminum and stainless steel, precision fitted with our special silicone rubber gasket. These high-quality materials add up to a factory lifetime warranty for you.
Lock-Top’s rubber gasket seals tightly like a storm door for your fireplace, and keeps heating and cooling dollars where they should be…in your home.
Lock-Top mounts on top of your chimney to keep out animals and rain.
Lock-Top easily operates from inside your firebox and seals tight every time you close it—eliminating any draft.
Traditional dampers are located in the “throat” of a fireplace. They are made of cast-iron and are housed in a low-tech frame work.
These cast-iron dampers do not seal well—they have a leaky, rough, metal-to-metal seal.
Recent lab studies have shown that even a new throat damper can leak up to $200 of heating and cooling a year. Imagine how much energy an old, rusted out damper leaks!
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