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Window & Door Trickle Vents

12chris · 2023-01-01 20:18:33

Hi All We bought a house which had been lying idle since 2007. All windows and Doors were installed and there was no damp or signs of damp in the property. We installed a full new heating system with aluminium radiators to work off an air to water heating unit. I'm currently researching positive input ventilation and I am…

01-01-2023 9:18pm

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12chris

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Hi All
We bought a house which had been lying idle since 2007. All windows and Doors were installed and there was no damp or signs of damp in the property. We installed a full new heating system with aluminium radiators to work off an air to water heating unit. I'm currently researching positive input ventilation and I am planning on sealing all the original wall vents.

The part at which I'm struggling with is the window trickle vents. They are larger than most I have previously seen. And to replace them it would mean replacing the full pane of double glazing glass due to the style of vent they are. I have attached photos of the vent inside and out and I'm wondering has anyone encountered these vents or sealed these up the supplier i belive was grady joinery from old stickers i have seen. All I can see online is people saying the put tape over them. However I would like a more permanent solution. Any advice more than welcome. Thanks.

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