
Ventilate Your Interior, Elevate Your Exterior
Chimney Shrouds
CATEGORY 01
STANDARD PROFILES
Functional, understated silhouettes that read as a natural extension of the chimney itself — the right choice when the shroud should disappear into the roofline rather than compete with it.

STANDARD FLUE CAP
PROFILE 01 — STANDARD FLUE CAP
A low, flat-topped cap that sits close to the flue for a minimal, buttoned-up look — ideal when the goal is weather protection without adding visual bulk to the roofline.
PROFILE 02 — FLAT LID
A broad, perfectly flat lid with crisp edges and a wide overhang — built to shed rain fully clear of the flue opening while keeping the lines sharp and architectural.

FLAT LID

ROUND
PIPE
PROFILE 03 — ROUND PIPE
A cylindrical cap built specifically for round flue liners, with a spun-metal band and domed rain cap — a tidy, purpose-built finish for factory-built chimney systems.
CATEGORY 02
HIP & PYRAMID PROFILES
Sloped, faceted tops that mirror the pitch of a hip roof — these shrouds add height and definition while still feeling architecturally grounded.
PROFILE 04 — OPEN HIP
A four-sided hip-style roof left open along the base for continuous airflow — matches the pitch of a hip roof while allowing smoke and heat to vent freely on all sides.

OPEN HIP

PYRAMID HIP
PROFILE 05 — PYRAMID HIP
A fully enclosed four-panel pyramid with crisp hip seams rising to a clean peak — a formal, symmetrical statement piece for larger masonry chimneys.
PROFILE 06 — STEPPED
A tiered, multi-level profile that steps down from the peak in stages — built to complement chimneys with layered masonry caps or multi-tier crown detailing.

STEPPED
CATEGORY 03
ORNAMENTAL PROFILES
Softer, hand-formed lines for homes where the chimney is meant to be noticed — these profiles bring craftsmanship and movement to an otherwise utilitarian roof feature.

FLARED
BELL
PROFILE 07 — FLARED BELL
A gracefully flared, bell-shaped skirt that widens toward the base — a hand-formed silhouette that pairs naturally with stucco and stone chimney surrounds.
PROFILE 08 — CURVED CORNER
A rectangular shroud with softened, radius-curved corners in place of sharp seams — a subtle way to take the edge off a boxy chimney without going fully ornamental.

CURVED
CORNER

FRENCH
CURVE
PROFILE 09 — FRENCH CURVE
An S-curved, hand-hammered profile inspired by classic French roofing details — brings an Old-World, artisanal character to premium chimney installations.
PROFILE 10 — BARREL VAULT
A rounded, half-cylinder vault top that echoes barrel-tile roofing — a natural pairing for Spanish and coastal architecture where curves dominate the roofline.

BARREL
VAULT
CATEGORY 04
MODERN PROFILES
Bold, multi-tier or louvered forms for homes that want the chimney to serve as a true design feature — maximum airflow and maximum presence.

FLUTED
PANEL
PROFILE 11 — FLUTED PANEL
Vertical fluted panels create rhythmic shadow lines up each face — a contemporary, textured alternative to a flat-panel shroud for architecturally forward homes.
PROFILE 12 — LOUVERED HIP
Angled louvers on every face of a hip-style top maximize airflow and heat release — the top choice for high-use wood-burning fireplaces that need to vent efficiently.

LOUVERED HIP

TIERED
LOUVER
PROFILE 13 — TIERED LOUVER
A multi-tier louvered body that combines heavy ventilation with a taller, more commanding profile — built as a statement piece for large custom chimney stacks.
PROFILE 14 — DUAL FLUE
Two matched towers set on a single shared base for chimneys with dual flues — keeps a symmetrical, intentional look instead of two mismatched single caps.
