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Hi all,
I have a 1930's terrace house which has airvents in the exterior walls in the bedrooms. I assume these date from when the house was heated by real fires and were needed for ventilation. Now the house has central heating and double glazing can I just seal these up? And if so is it OK to seal them on the interior wall only and leave whatever there is on the exterior wall? (Not that I've actually noticed any vents on the outside).
Thanks
Terstons_girl.
I have a 1930's terrace house which has airvents in the exterior walls in the bedrooms. I assume these date from when the house was heated by real fires and were needed for ventilation. Now the house has central heating and double glazing can I just seal these up? And if so is it OK to seal them on the interior wall only and leave whatever there is on the exterior wall? (Not that I've actually noticed any vents on the outside).
Thanks
Terstons_girl.