The whole sub floor area can be linkened to the Eastern Distributor or Sydney Harbour Tunnel. How so? Continue reading “What Can the ED Sydney Teach Us About Sub floor Ventilation”
Category: Sub-Floor Ventilation
Entrapped Humidity Discharged By Effective Sub floor Ventilation
When sub floor ventilation is absent or inadequate, off-gassing from organic substances enters the habitable area and manifests itself by a pungent odour or a musty smell which decreases the air quality inside the home and excess humidity levels can encourage termites as they are attracted to moisture. Continue reading “Entrapped Humidity Discharged By Effective Sub floor Ventilation”
External Cement Rendering and the Impact on Sub floor Ventilation
It is understandable that the look of cement rendering can be quite attractive when finished, as the wall appearennce seem quite clean. However in some cases when this is done it is easy to render over existing passive vents which will make the minimal sub floor ventilation non-existant. Continue reading “External Cement Rendering and the Impact on Sub floor Ventilation”
The ‘Standard’ That Established The Envirofan Quad Fan System
From 2001 Envirofan introduced the Quad fan system. The uniqueness about Envirofan products is the R & D that went into fan mechanism before its release into the marketplace from the 1980’s. It made Envirofan or Solarfan as it was known at the time, very credible as the test process was carried out by UNSW Consulting/Unisearch. This established the standard for sub-floor ventilation systems.
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Sub-Floor Ventilation and the City (Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane) – Is it a Good Idea?
In the cities such as Melbourne, Sydney or Brisbane, land-space is maximised by reducing block sizes and opting for medium to high density dwellings. This creates a challenge for effective sub-floor ventilation where surrounding buildings can inhibit natural air-flow through passive vents or neighbours being in such close proximity that the noise (or db rating) from certain types of fan-forced ventilation systems can be quite disturbing.
The Recipe for a Great 12v Sub-Floor Ventilation System
For a great product to eventuate there must be a good concept; as was the case with the idea of a Solarfan 12v sub-floor ventilation system. We can compare the evolution of fan-forced sub-floor ventilation against the humble kitchen oven.
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12 Volt Sub-Floor Ventilation Fan Solutions
What constitutes a normal 12 volt fan being used in a sub-floor ventilation environment? Continue reading “12 Volt Sub-Floor Ventilation Fan Solutions”
Is Sub-Floor Ventilation a One-Part Solution for a Damp Sub-Floor?
Sub-floor ventilation is one solution to a damp sub floor but it should not held as a panacea for all sub-floor damp issues. Why?
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DIY Passive Vents or Fan-Forced Sub-Floor Ventilation?
Before the invention of fan-forced sub-floor ventilation systems, passive ventilation was the normal practice in home building. But do they adequately create cross-flow ventilation in the sub-floor area? This is something to consider before cutting brickwork and embarking on passive vents or fan-forced sub-floor ventilation systems.
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Sub-Floor Ventilation in Melbourne from 1994 Onwards
Envirofan sub floor ventilation systems have been in Melbourne and Greater Melbourne for the past 20 years. The map on the left is not exact where the Envirofan systems are, but have been installed in Melbourne from 1994 onwards. Continue reading “Sub-Floor Ventilation in Melbourne from 1994 Onwards”
Crawl Space Ventilation – ‘To Duct Or Not To Duct’
Crawl space is an American term which refers to the sub floor area. No matter what terminology is used, it is equally important to get the sub floor ventilation right.
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12 Volt DIY (Do It Yourself) Sub-floor Ventilation from Envirofan
In times of spiraling costs, it does put a squeeze on the household budget – but not with Envirofan. We have endeavored to arm the public with information stressing the importance of sub-floor ventilation not just for the home but for the health of the family. There is nothing more important to us than the well-being of our loved ones and firmly believe good sub-floor ventilation is a must for the benefit of your family. Better still, cut costs with our 12 Volt DIY sub-floor ventilation solution.
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