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Extractor Fan

Ventilation

Background ventilators are openings that can be adjusted to permit fresh air into your residence. The most prevalent type is trickle vents, which are installed in window frames.

Occasionally, wall vents serve as alternative solutions where trickle vents cannot be accommodated.

Purpose

Types Of Vents

Trickle vents
A two-part window frame ventilator suitable for habitable and wet rooms.
Easily and quickly installed.
Equipped with an internal vent that can be conveniently adjusted to regulate the airflow into a specific room.
Facilitates the entry of fresh air into the room to eliminate moisture, odors, and other airborne contaminants.

Mechanical Ventilation
Extractor fans may be necessary in wet rooms within your residence.

Extractor fans

  • Engineered to meet the latest Building Regulations.
  • Facilitates the entry of fresh air into the room to eliminate moisture,
  • odors, and other airborne contaminants.
  • Operates quietly and efficiently.
  • Requires no maintenance.

    Cross Flow Ventilation
    In the rare case that there is no 10mm gap beneath each of your internal doors, installers may need to trim each door to enhance airflow. The only exception to this rule applies to any fire doors within your residence.