Pot Hanging Cowls
- 125mm (5") flue liner connection with integrated pot hanging cowl design
- Built-in rain cap and bird guard protect from weather, birds and debris
- FastFix screw-fit connection for quick, secure installation onto MI-FLEX 316 & 904 flexible flue liners
- Supports the weight of the flexible flue liner without removing the existing chimney pot
- Suitable for wood, smokeless fuel, gas and oil appliances
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- 125mm (5") flue liner connection with integrated pot hanging cowl design
- Built-in rain cap and bird guard protect from weather, birds and debris
- FastFix screw-fit connection for quick, secure installation onto MI-FLEX 316 & 904 flexible flue liners
- Supports the weight of the flexible flue liner without removing the existing chimney pot
- Suitable for wood, smokeless fuel, gas and oil appliances
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- 125mm (5") pot hanging cowl for MI-FLEX flexible flue liner systems
- Integrated rain cap and bird guardÂ
- Supports the weight of the flexible flue liner for secure installation
- Premium 316L stainless steel constructionÂ
- Suitable for wood, multi-fuel, gas and oil appliancesÂ
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- 150mm (6") pot hanging cowl for MI-FLEX flexible flue liner systems
- Integrated rain cap and bird guardÂ
- Supports the weight of the flexible flue liner for secure installation
- Premium 316L stainless steel constructionÂ
- Suitable for wood, multi-fuel, gas and oil appliancesÂ
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- Available in Stainless Steel or Terracotta to complement your chimney pot
- 125mm (5") pot hanging cowl with integrated anti-downdraught protection
- Supports flexible flue liners while reducing wind-induced smoke blowback
- Built-in rain cap and bird guard protect the flue from weather and debris
- Suitable for wood, multi-fuel, gas and oil appliancesÂ
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- Available in Stainless Steel or Terracotta to complement your chimney pot
- 150mm (6") pot hanging cowl with integrated anti-downdraught protection
- Supports flexible flue liners while reducing wind-induced smoke blowback
- Built-in rain cap and bird guard protect the flue from weather and debris
- Suitable for wood, multi-fuel, gas and oil appliancesÂ
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- Designed specifically for use with 125mm (5") flexible gas flue liners.
- Triplelock Securing System providing a secure and reliable connection
- Allows liner installation without the need to remove the existing chimney pot.
- Features a rain cap and bird guard to help prevent water ingress and nesting birds.
- Designed for long-lasting performance
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- Supports Flexible Flue Liners from the chimney pot
- Low-profile chimney cowl provides a neat finish
- Integrated rain cap and bird guard help prevent rain and birds
- Durable 1mm Stainless Steel Construction ensures long-lasting performance
- Available in stainless steel or terracotta
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- Cost of Purchase: £500.00
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Pot Hanging Flue Liner Cowls
A pot hanging cowl provides effective protection against wind, rain, and wildlife while enhancing the overall functionality of your chimney. By attaching directly to the flexible flue liner, these cowls reduce downdraft and stop smoke and fumes from being drawn back into your room. The cowl also helps prevent blockages caused by birds, debris, or heavy rainfall, keeping your chimney clear and your fire burning efficiently.
Our pot hanging cowls couldn't be easier to install, as there's no need to remove the pot. Connect the flue liner to the pot hanger and secure it with the jubilee clips provided.
StoveAreUs offer a range of flue liner cowls in either stainless steel or terracotta finish to match your roof tiles and brickwork. We also stock a selection of sizes to match different liners, including flexible flue liners. You can also choose to have a pot hanging cowl with an added bird guard, which is a wire mesh to prevent birds from entering the chimney.
To find more chimney protection solutions, explore our spinning cowls and anti-downdraft cowls. Additionally, we offer flue-boosting chimney fans designed to enhance the efficiency of your wood-burning stove.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a pot hanging cowl, and why should I use one?A pot hanging cowl is a chimney accessory designed to improve your chimney's functionality by protecting it from wind, rain, and wildlife. It connects directly to a flexible flue liner, reducing downdraft and preventing smoke and fumes from being drawn back into your room.
How do you install a pot hanging cowl?Installing a pot hanging cowl is straightforward and doesn’t require removing the chimney pot. Simply attach the flexible flue liner to the pot hanger and secure it with the jubilee clips provided.
Are pot hanging cowls available in different finishes and sizes?Yes, pot hanging cowls come in a variety of finishes and sizes to suit different chimney styles and flue liners. They are available in stainless steel for a modern look or terracotta to match traditional brickwork or roof tiles.
All pot hanging cowl prices include VAT, and we offer flexible payment options to help you spread the cost. Buy now with free UK delivery over £100.
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