Chimney Cowls
- 450mm (18") Traditional Design Chimney Pot
- Available in Red or Cream Buff to complement your property
- UK-Manufactured Clay Construction
- Improves Chimney Draught
- Chimney pot for new and replacement installations
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- 316L bird guard provides long-lasting corrosion resistance
- Fits chimney pots with 200–250mm (8"–10") internal diameters
- Prevents birds, leaves and debris from entering chimney flue
- Cream finish blends seamlessly with traditional chimney pots
- Suitable for solid fuel appliances with simple jubilee strap install
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- 600mm (24") Traditional Design Chimney Pot
- Available in Red or Cream Buff to complement your property
- UK-Manufactured Clay Construction
- Improves Chimney Draught
- Chimney pot for new and replacement installations
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- Designed specifically for gas appliances
- Premium 316L stainless steel construction
- Prevents birds, leaves and debris from entering the chimney flue
- Suitable to fit internal diameters from 200mm-250mm
- Quick and secure jubilee strap installation
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- Improves chimney draw and reduces downdraught
- Fits flue sizes from 80mm to 180mm for versatile installation
- 316 stainless steel rotor with durable die-cast aluminium base
- Suitable for wood, multi-fuel, gas and oil appliances
- Helps prevent smoke blowback in exposed and high-wind locations
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6 Months (over £99)
- Minimum Spend: £99
- Monthly Instalment: £86.87
- Instalment Rate: 14.9% APR
- Cost of Purchase: £500.00
- Total inc. Interest: £520.57
12 Months (over £99)
- Minimum Spend: £99
- Monthly Instalment: £44.89
- Instalment Rate: 14.9% APR
- Cost of Purchase: £500.00
- Total inc. Interest: £538.64
24 Months (over £199)
- Minimum Spend: £199
- Monthly Instalment: £24.00
- Instalment Rate: 14.9% APR
- Cost of Purchase: £500.00
- Total inc. Interest: £575.98
36 Months (over £499)
- Minimum Spend: £499
- Monthly Instalment: £17.09
- Instalment Rate: 14.9% APR
- Cost of Purchase: £500.00
- Total inc. Interest: £614.93
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- Cost of Purchase: £500.00
- Total inc. Interest: £500.00
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Chimney Cowls & Bird Guards
Keeping the chimney flue clean and clear will ensure your log burner or gas fire burns efficiently, producing more heat with less fuel. And here at StovesAreUs, we offer top-quality chimney pot cowls that will do just that. These cowls are incredibly easy to install and can be fitted to almost all chimney pots up to 12" in diameter. Simply position inside the top of the chimney pot and secure by tightening the bracket. Our range includes pot hanging cowls, which can be fastening directly to the flue liner, without removing the pot.
You can also find specialist cowls to target specific issues you may be experiencing with your stove or fire. If your fire or stove has an excessive draw issue, our anti-downdraught cowls and spinning cowls restrict airflow, eliminating downdraught. Bird guards do the same, and also prevent birds from entering and blocking the flue.
Our stylish range of cowls is available in a range of finishes to suit every home exterior, including rustic terracotta designs and stainless steel chimney cowls. With cowls from top brands like Miflex and Cannon, you can count on them to provide effective protection will increasing airflow and efficiency.
All of our prices include VAT, so buy a chimney cowl with StovesAreUs today.
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