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The Windmaster provides an alternative solution for correcting issues experienced with wind-related downdraught. The shape of the Windmaster ensures that a constant draught is produced up the flue regardless of wind direction or strength.

Manufactured out of stainless steel and available in a variety of sizes between 100mm and 300mm.

May also be powder coated in terracotta, buff or black. 

Stainless steel strap and fitting instructions included.

The Ultimate Flue Outlet is one of our most popular units for helping to prevent wind-related downdraught. The unique design redirects wind across the top of the unit rather than blowing down into the flue.

The Multifuel version, as the name suggests, can be used in conjunction with both gas and solid fuel systems.

Manufactured in either aluminium or stainless steel and available in either terracotta, buff or black.

Stainless steel strap and fitting instructions included.

The Ultimate Flue Outlet is one of our most popular units for helping to prevent wind-related downdraught. The unique design redirects wind across the top of the unit rather than blowing down into the flue.

The Multifuel version, as the name suggests, can be used in conjunction with both gas and solid fuel systems.

Manufactured in either aluminium or stainless steel and available in either terracotta, buff or black.

Fixing kit included.

Our ever popular Ultimate Flue Outlet (UFO) has been modified to work in conjunction with flue liners. Designed to channel wind across the top of the unit to help counteract wind-related downdraught, the UFO Pothanger has proven to be an effective antidowndraught terminal.

The unit makes use of an internal sleeve and an external leg and strap system to attach to a liner.

Manufactured from stainless steel and available unpainted or powder coated in terracotta, buff or black. 

Stainless steel strap included.

The Ultimate Flue Outlet is one of our most popular units for helping to prevent wind-related downdraught. Suitable for round or square pots with an external measurement of 15.5", the unique design redirects wind across the top of the unit rather than blowing down into the flue.

The Multifuel version, as the name suggests, can be used in conjunction with both gas and solid fuel systems (by removing the mesh). Alternatively, the Solid Fuel version comes fitted with larger mesh that doesn't need to be removed for solid fuel.

Manufactured in either aluminium or stainless steel and available in either terracotta, buff or black.

Fixing kit included.

Chimney fans are a reliable option when trying to prevent downdraught issues. There are multiple options available to suit individual customers’ needs. Please contact our technical department for information and advice.

Please take note that Brewer Cowls only recommend this product as a last resort and would suggest trying some of our rotating antidowndraught cowls such as the Aspirotor before committing to the expense of a chimney fan. 

The traditional ‘H Cowl’ is designed to ensure that no matter what the wind direction or strength, the flue or chimney is protected from downdraught. As the wind passes down the top of the external parts, it creates a wind flow that exhausts the smoke and fumes out of the lower exits.

The ‘H Cowl’ is fitted to the pot or flue by use of a sleeve and external leg and strap system.

Manufactured in stainless steel, each H cowl is individually made to suit the individual flue or pot size.

Stainless steel strap included.

The GC1 Flue Liner Terminal is an effective way to terminate your flue liner and doubles as a birdguard ensuring that birds and debris will not be able to enter the flue helping to prevent dangerous blockages.

Making use of an internal sleeve and an external leg and strap system, once this unit has been attached to the liner, you can rest assured that the cowl will be securely fixed in place. 

Stainless steel strap and fitting instructions included.

The GC1 is an effective way to terminate your system and doubles as a birdguard ensuring that birds and debris will not be able to enter the flue helping to prevent dangerous blockages.

The terminal can either be mortared into place or screwed to a liner if there is any exposed at the top of the chimney pot.