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"The cowl arrived well within the week and was simplicity itself to fit. Since then, our wood-burner has been running superbly in gusty SW-ly winds which would previously have filled the house with smoke as soon as the first match was struck. Thanks to you, we look forward to a warm, snug (and cheaper) winter this year!" D. Knight, Cornwall
“We have now installed our Windkat and note that if we are not satisfied, we can return it within 28 days for a refund. However, we will not be doing so, as it works brilliantly and has released us from a life of dust and misery” R.Mather, North Yorkshire
Windkat is the most effective anti-downdraught chimney cowl on the market.
By using unique injection nozzles it provides constant even draw in any flue to which it is fitted - whatever the weather.
Designed and engineered in Germany using the latest in aerodynamic research the Windkat is manufactured to the highest standards and specifications offering a genuine, reliable high quality solution to your smoky fireplace or stove.
....what’s more…. as well as reliably solving your downdraught problems, the Windkat offers extra unique features to differentiate it from competitors:
- A chimney pot and cowl all in one
- Increase efficiency + reduce pollution (constant even draw makes for efficient burning)
- No moving parts to wear-out or jam (Windkat will not fail as it cannot wear-out and jam like spinning cowls)
- Comes in two practical configurations for attaching to the flat top of chimney stacks or directly into metal flue pipes
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Products also available from:
Bonk & Co Ltd / The Burning Question (Perth) Ltd (Scotland)
The Windkat cowl has been solving chimney problems in Germany for over 10 years. It is recommended by the German Chimney Sweeps Association and has been rigorously tested by the TUV (technical control board), Thuringen National Institute for the environment, Technical University of Munich, Bavarian Environmental Agency, Martin-Luther University Halle and the Technical university of Dresden. It complies with the European norm 13384-1 as well as the DIN norm 18160 and the demands of the FeuVO.