The 200 mm single-wall stainless steel clamp (reference B25142414) is an essential fastening element for ensuring stability, safety, and proper alignment in flue gas evacuation systems. Specifically designed for pellet stove pipes, chimneys, and heating systems, this component ensures a firm wall connection, withstanding the thermal and structural demands of daily use without compromising system performance.

Made from high-quality stainless steel, this clamp offers excellent resistance to corrosion, high temperatures, and adverse weather conditions, making it ideal for both indoor and outdoor installations. Its optimized design allows for quick and easy installation, ensuring the 200 mm pipe remains securely in place and minimizing unwanted vibrations or movement.

Features of the 200mm Single Wall Stainless Steel Clamp

• High durability material: Made entirely of stainless steel for maximum resistance to rust and heat wear.


• Precise diameter: Exact measurement of 200 mm, ideal for chimney pipes and pellet stoves of this caliber.


• Secure fixing: Provides firm support to the wall, preventing movement and ensuring the watertightness of the installation.


• Versatile use: Suitable for mounting inside homes or on exterior facades.


• Easy installation: Intuitive mounting system that speeds up the work of the professional or the end user.


• Product reference: B25142414.

Frequently Asked Questions about Chimney Pipe Clamps

What type of heating systems is this clamp compatible with?

This clamp is designed for single-walled pipes with a diameter of 200 mm, commonly used in pellet stoves, metal chimneys, and flue gas evacuation ducts.

Can it be installed outdoors?

Yes, being made of stainless steel, it perfectly withstands weathering and corrosion, making it suitable for sections of chimney that run along the exterior of buildings.

Does it include the hardware to attach it to the wall?

The product includes the metal mounting bracket. Screws and wall plugs should be selected according to the type of surface (brick, concrete, plasterboard, etc.) where the installation will take place.

How often should a clamp be placed on the pipe?

As a general safety rule for chimney installations, it is recommended to place at least one fixing point per straight section and always near joints or changes of direction to ensure maximum structural stability.