Iain Christie
PO Box 316
Strathalbyn 5255
Ph: 0418 833515
Fax: 8536 3106

 

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Ventilation of the roof space helps to prevent the heat building up in high summer temperatures and removes excess moisture laden air which would otherwise condense in the cool of the night and settling onto the ceiling possibly causing mould formation, this is often a problem where bathroom exhaust fans discharge into the ceiling space.

There are numerous designs of vents from lowline vents to roof, ridge, gable or rotary vents. These are all readily available or can be supplied to the customers requirements.

Bushfire regulations apply in some areas.

 

Lo-Line Roof Vent

Lo-Line Roof Vents are suitable where exhaust fans are to be flued to the outside as in bathrooms, toilets and kitchens.

Lo-Line Roof Vents are available with flexible ducting.

 

Bathroom Ventilation System

The Bathroom Ventilation System uses the power of the wind to constantly ventilate your bathroom and remove moist air & odours.

The frequent use of showers and baths give rise to humid air which encourages the growth of mould and mildew.

The TurboVentura turns in the lightest of breezes to exhaust the air from your bathroom.

 

Electric exhaust fans offer some assistance by removing moist air into roof spaces. However these fans typically operate for short periods only. Furthermore, they use energy to operate and can promote condensation problems in roof spaces especially where sisalation has been used.

The 150mm diameter ceiling register can be simply opened and closed to suit conditions.

 

The TurboVentura provides an inexpensive means of constantly removing moist or pungent odours from bathrooms. The power of the wind is used to drive a roof top ventilator which, in turn, exhausts bathroom air to the outside. The air in an average 9m2 room is changed approximately five times per hour.

The bathroom ventilation system consists of the following components:

  1. A TurboVentura 150mm roof top ventilator.

  2. Three metres of flexible tubing to reach from the ventilator to the bathroom register.

  3. A 150mm controllable ceiling register.
     

SupaVent

A new generation wind powered ventilator which provides superior starting torque in light breezes.

Heat and moisture in roof spaces affect personal comfort levels and the health of your home.

Heat. Roof space temperatures, during the warmer months, can reach a staggering 60oC. Heat radiates downwards causing discomfort in living areas and forces air conditioners to work harder. Even the effectiveness of ceiling insulation can be reduced by the additional heat load.

Moisture: During the colder months, water vapour from showers and cooking is drawn into roof spaces and can condense to form up to 12 litres of moisture per day. This can render insulation ineffective, cause mildew on walls and ceilings and contribute to a damp environment.

SupaVent, together with under eave vents, reduces heat and moisture problems by ensuring adequate roof space ventilation.

SupaVent has a 15 year warranty and twin precision stainless steel bearings. Sturdy polycarbonate construction, vertical vanes and permanently lubricated bearings ensure long life and efficient performance.


Windmaster

The unique twin bearing assembly guarantees long life and quiet operation.

Ventilation is simply the process of replacing stale, hot air with clean, fresh air. This process makes your life more comfortable in three ways:

  1. A more comfortable summer. Windmaster extracts super heated attic air enabling it to be replaced by fresh air through tiles or under eave vents. Roof space temperatures can be reduced from 60oC to 45oC, in turn reducing the amount of heat radiating into the home.
  2. Lower energy bills: Ducted air conditioning systems operate far more efficiently with roof space ventilation.
  3. Less roof space moisture: Up to 12 litres of moisture per day is drawn into roof spaces from shower and kitchen fans. This can cause mould and mildew.


SolaCool

A solar powered ventilator which removes the hot, humid air from your roof space.  It provides relief from the heat when you most need it.

How SolaCool works: In the early morning, the solar panels become active to reduce heat before the temperature rises. As the day progresses, the fans rotation rate increases in proportion to the solar intensity of the sun. So, as the sun becomes more intense on the solar panel, the rate of removal of hot air increases. In winter, SolaCool performs sufficiently to remove moist air.

Acrylic Tile Lites and Tile Vents

Clear acrylic tiles replace regular roof tiles. They're easy to install and blend in completely with the existing roof tiles to give a clean uninterrupted roof line.

This system total eliminates the need for flashing.

There are over 21 tile profiles to choose from, and are formed from UV stabilised acrylic sheet.