
Flexible rod reach
The reinforced nylon rods bend around tight bends and 45-degree angles inside the chimney.
Chimney sweep got the -flue-? Need a tool -soot-able- to get the job done yourself? Well, we have the perfect solution for you with the power Chimney Sweeping Brush from MAXBLAST. The flexible, reinforced nylon rods make light work of tight bends and… More
Free UK deliveryGet it by Wed 11th NovemberFlexible rods handle tight bends and angles.
The flexible rods are made for tight bends.

The reinforced nylon rods bend around tight bends and 45-degree angles inside the chimney.

The sweeper head has hard-wearing nylon bristles for use with mortar or lined chimneys.

Connect the brush to an existing drill to operate the powered chimney sweeper.
| Brand | Maxblast |
|---|---|
| Colour | Orange |
| Weight (kg) | 2.2 |
| Width (cm) | 20 |
| Height (cm) | 20 |
| Depth (cm) | 1200 |
| Material | Nylon |
|---|---|
| Overall length | 12m |
| Length per rod | 1m |
| Suitable chimney diameter | 20cm - 70cm |
| Condition | New |
| SKU | 26480 |
Free delivery · Get it by Wed 11th November.
We really hope that you are blown away by your purchase, however in the unlikely event that you wish to return your item or would simply like to reach out to one of our friendly support Monsters, please follow the below steps:Have a chimney that was previously very difficult to sweep. I used to have to remove the wood stove and take down the first bit of stovepipe where it entered the chimney- even then it was difficult.. Not any more. The flexibility of this setup allowed me to open a cover on the stove pipe and introduce the brush set. A mains powered drill attached to the end allowed it negotiate some tights bends with ease. I don't think it would have done it without the drill. You could probably use a really powerful cordless drill, but most wont be up to the task. Absolutely worth the price. Very easy to use. You need three limbs to take apart as you need to hold the connectors, push a button and pull apart all at the same time- using a foot to trap one end did the trick.