STRUCTURAL COMPONENTS BUILDING ENVELOPE Navigating the trickle vent conundrum


Trickle vents in windows have long been used in the background as a means of complying with Part F of the Building Regulations: ventilation. Tradelink are working to ensure they provide the best commercial offer for the customer and the right choice of trickle vent. Tradelink have changed their vents to be able to provide ventilation through the use of a single ventilator. They have also worked hard to adapt their manufacturing details and have achieved good colour matching and pattern matching to ensure the vents are as unobtrusive as possible.


While Tradelink cannot tell installers whether a particular window requires trickle vents, they can guide them through the regulations and equip them with the documentation and solutions to meet the new regulations.


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