Air displacement from one room to another is best achieved at low level so as not compromise privacy, particularly in wet areas such as bathrooms, where air is best introduced at a low level and exhausted out at a high point in the ceiling so as to air wash the area in between.
Pressure equalization is also another benefit derived from door vents particularly when air conditioning is used.
Conclusive research by Condor Kinetic shows that efficient roof ventilation is dictated by air ingress. published 10/02/2022 Having
Air displacement from one room to another is best achieved at low level so as not compromise privacy, particularly
Eaves vents allow the roof void between ceiling and roof to equalize in pressure and ventilate to a degree.
Venting the top floor The venting and cooling of a double story house is more complex than a ground
Ductless / Re circulating Range Hoods This ventilation concept would have to be one of the classic products devised to entice the unaware in a
Australian Building Standards Much has been thought, said, supposed, and conjectured over, regarding roof ventilation in general, but in particular to high fire risk areas.
Wood Duck by Isa Stralian The term ‘wood duck’ arose in the 70’s in the used car industry, and was a term used by the salesmen
Evening Purge All under the summer sun gets hot and this is particularly so of buildings as they also store energy, by absorption, to the
Fire Flue System The Condor flue system is designed to allow preheated air into the room to replace the oxygen that the fire has consumed
Conjecture & Supposition by Isa Stralian There was a time early in my career as a designer specialising in new materials and processes, one of them