Klober Uni Line Low Profile Natural & Man Made Roof Slate Vent

Product Code: VNTKUSV

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Klober Uni Line Low Profile Natural & Man Made Roof Slate Vent

The Uni Line Slate Vent is a cleverly designed, fully wind tunnel tested in-line slate vent, suitable for roof pitches of 22.5 degrees and above.

Features:

Minimum free ventilation area 12,000mm2
Universal application suits both 600mm x 300mm or 500mm x 250mm double-lap slates (man-made and natural)
Designed for roofspace ventilation at low or high level
Suitable for roof pitches of 22.5 degrees and above
No soil/mechanical adaptor required
Unique 'chevron-shield' weather bar system deflects wind-driven rain
Unique 'drainage bar' discharges water and debris from within the vent
Integral grille bars provide 4mm insect screen

Designed for roofspace ventilation at low or high level
Suitable for roof pitches of 22.5 degrees and above
Supplied complete with an integral downpipe allowing direct ventilation to the roof space
No soil/mechanical adaptor required

Installation:

The slate vent is positioned directly in line with the the slate below and an inverted T opening is cut within the underlay to accomodate the downpipe.
Once the downpipe has been located through the underlay opening, the slate vent is located on, and fixed to the tile batten.
The front skirt is then dressed onto the top of the tile below, which should be clean, dry and free from dust.
The slates either side of the vent are laid and prior to the the slate above being laid, the upper skirt needs to be pushed down.

Uni-Line Slate Vents comply with the requirements of the Building Regulations (Approved Document F2: 1995) and the relevant British Standards (BS5250: 1989 Control of Condensation in Buildings).