Cavity Sleeve - Telescopic Air Brick

[Chaang]

Ok, I am trying to fix a condensation problem.

Step 1 is to fit an air brick.

I now have a brick sized hole in my wall, double brick with cavity above the damp course.

I have just read that I need some kind of telescopic air brick/cavity sleeve. Where can I get one? Is this one:

http://www.screwfix.com/p/manrose-rectangle-white-225mm-air-brick/39199#

Cheers,

Mick

 

[stuart45]

Telescopic air brick is this.

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• stuart45
• 2 Oct 2011
• 1

It's used for venting under the floors and keeping the external air bricks well above ground level.

 

[hotrod]

As per Stu above.

http://www.timloc.co.uk/Products/Un...opic_underfloor_ventilator/product.aspx?id=50

Pretty sure screwfix don't stock them - try your local Builder's Merchants.

 

[Chaang]

I'm not venting under floor. Its at head height. The one I saw in my book goes straight through.

 

[Chaang]

Like this:


http://www.lets-do-diy.com/Projects-and-advice/Walls/Fitting-an-airbrick.aspx

 

[RedHerring2]

You're link includes the airbrick as well, which is fine.
You can get just the liners to fit an airbrick. I know Selco stock them. I think they're called cavity liners.