Christmas closure dates: We will be closing on Fri. 20th Dec. at 12.00pm and reopening on 2nd Jan. Beyond the 16th Dec. orders for products manufactured to order are unlikely to be dispatched until the New Year (grilles and louvres beyond the 15th Dec.). We wish all our customers a merry Christmas and happy New Year.Please note we are currently unable to dispatch to Northern Ireland due to high carriage costs.Please note that we no longer accept Paypal payments.
Jet cowls offer an advantage over standard round cowls in that expelled air is directed vertically rather than laterally - as is common with most roof terminations. This decreases the possibility that exhaust fumes present a nuisance to neighbouring buildings. Using a jet cowl often means a vertical duct can be shorter than it would otherwise need to be with a standard cowl.
Rainwater is caught in a dish within the cowl and is fed out through a drainage tube.
(Sizes 100mm to 150mm no longer include the tube; the inner dish is inverted and rainwater is directed into the outer channel and drainage holes)
Jet cowls are designed to connect directly to spiral duct tube.