The Top-Of-Chimney Replacement Damper: The Economical Way to Replace a Fireplace Damper
The top-closing damper mounts to the top of a tan-colored flue tile. A stainless steel cable runs down the chimney flue and connects to a bracket inside your fireplace. The cable is pulled down to close the damper. The cable is let up when you want the damper open. The purpose of a damper is to prevent heat loss when the fireplace is not being used. It also keeps out down drafts when closed.
Typical fireplace damper-placed at the top of the fireplace (looking up.)
This damper is made of stainless steel, so it will not rust. It also keeps rain and animals out. If a crown and flue tile is not present on your chimney (or if the crown and tile are in bad shape) then a new crown and flue tile will need to be installed on top of the chimney.

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