hi all after some advice about air bricks and ventilation
live in a 1930s house thats quite high up. we live in a wind driven area so the air bricks are quite exposed. the front room at the front of the house is always quite droughty even though we have double glazing bricked up fireplace etc
the back of the house seems like concrete flooring and the air vents dont seem to do much (how do they work with concrete floor?)
i know the importance of air bricks but the ones at the front of the house are massive. most houses have small ones. i have 2 or 3 on the front
https://www.travisperkins.co.uk/Hepworth-Square-Hole-Airbrick-Red-140mm/p/867145
has anyone had the same issue without causing any damp
i have been looking at adjustable vent covers. what about a cover that still allows air flow but takes the direct wind away?
something like this
http://www.i-sells.co.uk/cowled-gri...spigot-black?gclid=CJ_fsb6Qzc0CFfYV0wodFAYIhA
any thoughts
live in a 1930s house thats quite high up. we live in a wind driven area so the air bricks are quite exposed. the front room at the front of the house is always quite droughty even though we have double glazing bricked up fireplace etc
the back of the house seems like concrete flooring and the air vents dont seem to do much (how do they work with concrete floor?)
i know the importance of air bricks but the ones at the front of the house are massive. most houses have small ones. i have 2 or 3 on the front
https://www.travisperkins.co.uk/Hepworth-Square-Hole-Airbrick-Red-140mm/p/867145
has anyone had the same issue without causing any damp
i have been looking at adjustable vent covers. what about a cover that still allows air flow but takes the direct wind away?
something like this
http://www.i-sells.co.uk/cowled-gri...spigot-black?gclid=CJ_fsb6Qzc0CFfYV0wodFAYIhA
any thoughts