Chimney Bird Guards
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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
0% for 4 Months
4 Months (over £99)
- Minimum Spend: Over £99
- Monthly Instalment: min monthly payment
- Instalment Rate: 0% APR
- Cost of Purchase: £500.00
- Total inc. Interest: £500.00
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Chimney Bird Guards
Bird guards protect your flue and chimney from birds and squirrels, along with leaves and any other falling debris. Keeping your chimney free of birds and other build-ups protects your fire and ensures it is properly ventilated. When the flue is clean and clear, your fire will burn more efficiently, producing more heat with less fuel consumption.
If your chimney breast does become blocked by an animal or falling debris, it can create a serious carbon monoxide hazard. That's why it's recommended to sweep your chimney and install a high-quality bird guard cowl to prevent this from happening. Plus, the bird guard will stop wildlife from getting hurt by falling into your chimney.
With a choice of colours and a whole host of different sizes and designs, we're sure to have a bird guard to suit your property. Our collection includes understated terracotta guards that will fit right in with your existing brickwork, as well as sleek stainless steel guards for a modern look. With guards to suit all fuel types — including solid fuel, wood, and gas fires — there's an option for every home.
To find more reliable, high-quality chimney accessories, browse our full range of chimney cowls, including spinning cowls, anti-downdraft cowls, and pot-hanging cowls. We also offer flue-boosting chimney fans.
The prices of all of our bird guards for chimneys include VAT, as well as free delivery on all orders over £100. Buy now with StovesAreUs.
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