The Hayes Bell was introduced to Masters Services from a client that requested us fabricate this unique chimney lid. Our first install is was for 4 of them on a house in a suburb of Dallas, Texas. We have sold chimney caps to almost every state and every all over Canada.
The Hayes Bell Chimney Cap is one of our most decorative chimney caps. The Hayes Bell has a unique look to an elegant design for upgrading you roof line.
Hayes Bells features and advantages include:
What makes a Hayes Bell Chimney Cap unique is that it can be installed on any chimney stack no matter which kind of fireplace it contains.
Hayes Bell Caps fit on masonry chimney crowns and stone castable chimney crowns.
It can also be installed over top of a chimney chase cover if the spark arrestor fits inside the lid.
For 20 years we have made each part by hand cutting the patterns and for the long cuts we used a big electric shear.
Starting June 2016 we will begin to use a CNC plasma cutter to manufacturer all the parts of the chimney cap patterns. This is important because now we have the ability to fabricate a chimney cap base from one pattern the the screening now being cut into one pattern.
Our lead time for a chimney cap to your destination is about 2-3 weeks. We crate each cap up in a custom crate to ensure no damage is done during the shipping process. However there is nor guarantee the trucking companies do not damage the shipment. Generally the chimney caps make it not damaged. We have learned the best way to crate and its been quite a while since a cap was damaged upon its final destination.
There are two methods of installation of a masonry crowned chimney cap.
Attach wire to the base. Drill a hole in the brick or stone (not mortar) for concrete anchor down at least two rows. Wrap wire around anchor and push it in through the hole. Hammer the anchor until anchor head is flush. Cut off remaining wire left over.
Drill hole in cap skirt to anchor size. Put chimney cap on chimney. Drill the brick or stone where hole in cap has been drilled. Input anchor from outside the chimney cap skirt to the chimney drilled hole. Hammer anchor in securing the chimney cap to the chimney.
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