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  1. M

    Metal Adjustable Hit and Miss Vents in white?

    I was hoping to use some adjustable hit and miss vents to cover the inside opening to air bricks in my three bedrooms (just there for air change now not for ventilation of gas appliances and such like). As plastic one looked a bit chatty and it was the faceplate that moves, not the bit...
  2. thunt

    Pros and Cons - Passive vents in bedroom

    I'm social housing tenant and I had a survey from a company called Airtech as we have condensation on the bedroom windows. Recommendations were to change fans in bathroom and kitchen to ones with a humidistat, and install passive air vents in the 2 bedrooms. The housing emailed me with the...
  3. D

    Ventilation query fora sealed / Bricked up Fireplace

    Hi guys. New user....hope you can point me in the right direction. One of my rooms on the ground floor (of terraced house) has a bricked up fireplace but the chimney was not capped. I had that done a few years after moving in as paint work started flaking on one of the chimney's adjacent...
  4. A

    Installing terminal vent (cooker hood) onto flat felt roof

    Hi all, I would like to install a terminal vent (Ubbink OFT-1F) for my cooker hood onto the roof of my extension, which is built up felt. The vent has a integral plastic flange. I'm fine with cutting a hole through the roof as required but i was wondering if someone could tell me what i...
  5. D

    Wired CCTV in through Granite house

    Evening all I am looking to install a wired CCTV kit but an struggling to route the cables due to the build of our house. The external walls are granite and almost 2' thick so drilling a 30mm + hose would be a pita. I though of routing the wires through the loft out a vent but having been up...
  6. Natalie_l_Blundell

    Hit and Miss Vent - How to fix to walls?

    I have only recently bought a replacement vent for my baby's bedroom. The house is mid 1950s built and in the box room there is a vent already screwed into the wall. Its the only vent in the house. When I bought the replacement vent I discovered there are no screw holes? I have tried to contact...
  7. S

    Kitchen flue leaking - roof or condensation

    I live in a top floor flat and the building has a flat roof. The kitchen hood and bathroom extractor fan flues both go straight up through the roof. Last year around November water started dripping down the outside of both the kitchen hood flue (soaking wooden cabinets) and from where the...
  8. J

    Replacing soil pipe stack and vent (plus running from new toilet location)

    Hello, Can someone please confirm the below as I can not seem to find the right section and my local Building control officer department seems all on holiday. **This is not a thread about adding a toilet, it covers only moving the existing one from outrigger wall to ide return wall.**...
  9. J

    Soil Pipe Vent Full of Water

    Hi.... A damp patch on an upstairs bathroom ceiling took me into the loft - I found the source of the leak was a dripping flexible pipe that connects the soil pipe to a vent in the roof. The outside of the pipe was dry - but inside contained about 2 litres of water which had collected in the...
  10. P

    Tumble dryer vent in garage

    Hi All We`d like to get a tumble dryer for our garage and am looking at vented ones. The issue I have is that there is only one wall that I can put a vent on and that is about 6cm away from our neighbours garage wall so its impossible to get to from the exterior to fix a cover/flap, is that...
  11. filipe

    Cooker hood vent through flat roof

    Hi all, I'm installing a cooker hood in the kitchen that can only output via the kitchen's flat roof. The flat roof is made of tar an gravel. The question is, can I use this kit? Is asphalt compatible with tar and gravel roofs...
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