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Exploring the Differences: Manthorpe G630 vs. Timloc 5560 Felt Lap Vents
Roof ventilation plays a crucial role in maintaining a healthy and functional livingRead now
space. Proper ventilation helps combat issues like condensation build-up,
promoting the longevity of the roof structure and creating a more comfortable
environment. When it comes to what you can do to combat condensation in your
roof space, two prominent players stand out: the Manthorpe G630 and the Timloc
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Does a Loft Need Ventilation?
A well-ventilated loft is essential for maintaining the overall health and longevity of your home. While it may seem like an inconspicuous part of your house, neglecting proper loft ventilation can lead to various issues, including condensation problems. In this blog post, we will explore the importance of loft ventilation and how it can help prevent condensation issues in your attic. We will also discuss loft vents and introduce you to felt lap vents and roofing felt lap vents.Read now -
Why Loft Ventilation is Important?
Read nowWhy Loft ventilation is so important: Ashbrook Roofing Supplies
We usually only consider attic ventilation only when there is a problem, but because most of us only go up into the attic or loft a few times every year. Most of us don’t realise that there is a problem until it’s quite a problem.
On one of our infrequent trips to the roof space, we might notice the suitcases were covered in mould…or perhaps just wet. Further inspection might reveal that it’s not just the cases, but the roof felt, ceiling beams, etc.
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What is Condensation?
Read nowWhat is Condensation?
Part 1 in a series of guides about how to stop condensation in loft space, attics and roofs.
This article focuses on:
- What is condensation?
- What causes condensation?
- Where condensation occurs around the home.
- Our top 6 tips on how to stop condensation.
Condensation is one of the most common problems found in UK properties today. Although more prevalent in the colder autumn and winter months, moisture can build up at any time of the year. Finding damp in loft space, moisture on insides of windows, or black spots on your walls are all signs that its present and causing problems.
It is estimated that 1 in 5 UK homes are affected. While you may think that draughty older properties are more likely to succumb, it is just as common in well insulated new builds. In fact, insulation, which makes our homes more energy efficient, can have a negative effect by reducing ventilation and the property’s ability to ‘breathe’. This may lead to high levels of humidity inside the home, and ultimately, condensation.
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What causes condensation in roof, attics and lofts?
Read nowWhat causes condensation in roof, attics and lofts?
Part 2 in a series of guides about how to stop condensation in loft space, attics and roofs.
This article focuses on:
Finding condensation in attic is surprisingly common. It is estimated that at least 1 in 5 homes are affected by this issue. First tell-tale signs include finding damp in loft or water accumulation on the inside of roof tiles or roof membrane. This can quickly escalate into unsightly black spots on the ceiling and walls. In advanced cases you may find mould spores on furniture, clothes, and linens stored in your loft space or attic.
Fortunately, condensation in attic and roofs is normally easy and inexpensive to treat. In many cases you can often do so without employing the costly services of roofing professionals. It is however essential that you find the underlying cause of your condensation problem before establishing a treatment plan.
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Felt Lap Vent, Loft Vents and other Loft Ventilation Products
Read nowPart 3 in a series of guides about how to stop condensation in loft space, attics and roofs.
This article focuses on:
- What causes condensation in attic spaces.
- Our top 5 loft ventilation products to stop condensation in attic spaces.
In this final section of our complete guide on how to stop condensation in loft spaces, we will give you all the tips and professional advice you need to banish condensation from your home.
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Key changes to BS5534: Code of Practice for Slating and Tiling
Back in 1978 BS 5534, the Code of Practice for Slating and Tiling, was first introduced as a British Standard. There are various updates that have taken place over the years that has lead us to the changes to BS5534.Read now
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