Improved Air Flow
Ventilation
Increased Air Flow
Many homeowners are looking for ways to improve the air flow within their conservatories, orangeries or extensions. That’s why we have options for roof vents. Easy to install, we provide different opening options so that your customers have the choices they want.
Furthermore, building regulations have changed. Document L requires trickle vents or other forms of ventilation throughout new builds and in window replacements. Ultimately, our roof vents, Eavesflow and trickle vents help you meet ventilation requirements, while giving customers a way to deal with temperature fluctuation.
As we know, fresh air is an important component of health. Make sure that you’re installing conservatories that can incorporate improved ventilation.
If your clients are concerned about warm conservatories, you can assuage their doubts by explaining our unique ventilation system.
Improving the ventilation can help reduce damp, ensuring that structural elements and furnishings are properly aerated.
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You can look through our photos and downloads to learn more about roof vents and other forms of ventilation, options and installation guides. If you have any questions, look through our frequently asked questions or ring our Birmingham team on 01675 465462.
Performance Engineering
These roof vents come with a modern, sleek look with slimline frames.
Aluminium sash as standard, which helps ensure that they’re both long lasting and durable.
The PVCu welded frame helps eliminate leaks.
There is a unique thermally broken aluminium frame and sash that is powder coated with your choice of RAL colours.
This is a dry fit product, without any need for silicon.
The EPDM glazing seals provide long term performance, in combination with the 24mm glass units.
There are options for both manual and automatic opening. If customers choose the automatic opening, the electric motor sits neatly within the vent.
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Choose from one of our signature colours like, Anthracite Smooth Grey, Deeplas, or Light Oak.
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Ancillaries & Trims
Learn more about our ancillaries and trims which can help improve your roof vents for customers.
Digital Thermostat & Rain Sensor SLCCU002
Remote Control SLRCU003RC
Remote Control Unit SLCCU003
Spindle SLVSP001CH
Motor White Q8750 or Black QBL8750
Thermostat AVTD002
Telescopic Pole BRP001T
Rocker Switch AVS001
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FAQs
Read through our most frequently asked questions or give us a ring on 01675 465462.
What type of opening mechanism does the roof vent offer?
Get in touch if you’re looking for either manual or automated openings. Customers may be interested in our rain and temperature sensors.
Why do conservatories need ventilation?
Conservatories are unique spaces that are often part of the garden. Every part of the home requires some degree of ventilation to help improve airflow and reducing heat gain in the summer or damp in the winter.
What is Document L and what does it mean for conservatory roofs?
Document L was rolled out in 2022 as a measure to improve the ventilation throughout homes, as a way of reducing indoor pollutants.
Now each new window to be installed must have a trickle vent rated based on its position in the household. Generally, areas with high moisture (i.e. kitchens and bathrooms) require the greatest degree of ventilation.
If you’re installing a conservatory and the adjoining room does not have a source of ventilation, the conservatory will need purge ventilation that includes external doors or sash windows, or hinged windows*.
In conservatories of over 30m2, the Eavesflow and trickle vents may be considered background ventilators**.
*You can find the specific requirements for hinged window standards of ventilation within Document F.
**Double check with our team to see if these features meet the requirements of your build.