Hi, I have a 1970s house which only has 3 air bricks on one side of the house, so I would like to retrofit more to improve subfloor ventilation.
The company that has quoted has advised that they just need to replace bricks in the outer skin with air bricks and that this will ventilate the cavity and the subfloor. Before I continue I would like advice as to if this is sufficient as have read on other posts that the air brick should bridge the cavity to vent the subfloor sufficiently?
Thank you
The company that has quoted has advised that they just need to replace bricks in the outer skin with air bricks and that this will ventilate the cavity and the subfloor. Before I continue I would like advice as to if this is sufficient as have read on other posts that the air brick should bridge the cavity to vent the subfloor sufficiently?
Thank you
