Stable draught
Uses wind energy to support steadier flow at the chimney outlet.

Self-adjusting stainless-steel cowls use the force of the wind to stabilise draught, limit backflow and protect the chimney outlet in changing weather.

The rotating head follows the wind direction and creates negative pressure at the flue outlet. This supports a steadier chimney draught while the low-resistance construction helps flue gases leave efficiently.
Uses wind energy to support steadier flow at the chimney outlet.
Helps reduce the risk of reverse draught during gusts and turbulence.
Limits rain and snow entering the chimney and supports drier flue conditions.
A rolling-bearing mechanism supports smooth, stable rotation.
A technical adviser or chimney professional should confirm the final selection. A cowl is commonly considered when:

Before installation, the chimney must be unobstructed and in good condition. HENITOM adapters and transitions allow the cowl to be fitted to round, square ceramic and traditional masonry outlets.
Check the flue, outlet and ventilation conditions.
Choose the correct diameter, adapter and fuel application.
Mount the assembly stably and keep the service points accessible.
Schedule regular inspection, cleaning and bearing checks.
No. The appliance, air supply, flue dimensions, chimney height and outlet location must be assessed as one system. The cowl supports correctly designed installations.
Yes. A correctly selected transition or adapter allows stable installation on round, square ceramic and traditional masonry outlets.
No. This self-adjusting cowl is not intended for condensing gas boilers. Ask a technical adviser to select the correct terminal for that appliance.
Yes. The cowl should be inspected and cleaned regularly together with the chimney, and the rotating mechanism should be checked for free, quiet movement.
Send the basic installation details and our team will help you choose a safe configuration.