Help identifying wood burner twinwall flue

[Johnnybravo]

Any of you knowledgeable folk out there able to identify this flue? Im tending to think it might be Selkirk, but the thing that’s different on all the stuff I have looked at,are the barbs that help lock it together. This has four barbs where most of the stuff I have seen has 6 or 8.It might not be Selkirk at all, but the closed contruction does kind of rule out Poujoulat as that has exposed packings

 

[Pete.]

I was gonna say it looked like a metalbestos flue we once had to remove. I remember it well because I had a big row with site about them paying to get it tested for asbestos, which they did, and it turned out to be clean

Anyway, a quick search says that metalbestos is now Selkirk so I would have guessed the same.

 

[waddycall]

From what I recall Selkirk used to have a symbol pressed into it that looked a bit like and inverted “Y”. I don’t think that is Selkirk for the same reason as you. There are lots of brands out there now

 

[Johnnybravo]

I was gonna say it looked like a metalbestos flue we once had to remove. I remember it well because I had a big row with site about them paying to get it tested for asbestos, which they did, and it turned out to be clean

Anyway, a quick search says that metalbestos is now Selkirk so I would have guessed the same.

Yeah, looked that up too. Was a trade name with nothing to do with asbestos. Think they also might have changed the name to metalbest to get away from the asbestos implication

 

[Johnnybravo]

No markings or numbers on any of it. Gets me safely through the wall for free though . Just need to find a couple of lengths of 6” tube

End of elbow inside the building has no barbs, so now need to find an adapter to stove pipe

 

[Johnnybravo]

From what I recall Selkirk used to have a symbol pressed into it that looked a bit like and inverted “Y”. I don’t think that is Selkirk for the same reason as you. There are lots of brands out there now

That’s the problem, lots of brands