Propane burner wind protection

[I-forget]

The last time I brewed the wind was crazy. What does everyone here use, for a wind break for a stand alone propane burner. Any suggestions would be great. Thanks

 

[Clann]

I use a 4foot piece of roofing metal bent in a u shape to protect my kettle and burner from the wind

 

[vNmd]

Move the cars out of the garage and move the burner in. I leave the doors up a little. It is actually easier for me since it is connected to my kitchen where I am back and forth anyway.

 

[tgmartin000]

Window screens do the trick for me. I have a couple old screen doors I lean against the kettle. Super ghetto. I'm going to get some screen cut at my local hardware store to wrap around my burner.

 

[flars]

Cut most of the bottom off of a metal trash can. Cut slits and twist to create baffles for air flow to feed the burner.

 

[Dan]

I just wrap some Al foil around as a wind break. Works well. Wind isn't usually a problem here most of the time. If it were, these post above have way better answers.

 

[bob1852]

8"-12" tapered stove pipe over the burner.