Klober Uni-Line Universal Roof Tile Vent Red / Grey / Brown / Terracotta
Klober Uni-Line Universal Roof Tile Vent Red / Grey / Brown / Terracotta
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Description
Klober Uni-Line Universal Roof Tile Vent Red / Grey / Brown / Terracotta
This Universal Tile Vent suits most concrete interlocking roof tiles and can be used to ventilate roof voids
Can also be used as a terminal for soil and ventilation pipes and mechanical extraction systems, with the addition of a Universal Vent Tile Adaptor (available separately)
Note: This Vent does not suit the following tile profiles:
- Redland Delta
- Redland Cambrian
- Redland Mk1 / Mk2 Stonewold
- Redland Saxon
- Redland Richmond
- Anchor Centurion
- Anchor Slate
- Marley Monarch
- Clay Pantiles
- Landmark Slates
Technical
Technical
- Material: UPVC
Airflow
- Dimensions: 455 mm long x 440 mm wide x 91 mm deep (excluding downpipe)
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Features
- Low profile design
- Fully wind tunnel tested
- Rear oval spigot to ensure direct ventilation path and maximum airflow into the roof space
- Adaptor and flexpipe available separately to allow connection to soil ventilation or mechanical extraction
- Suitable for: Most popular interlocking and plain tile roofs with a pitch over 17.5 degrees
- Can be used for roof space ventilation or for soil ventilation or mechanical extraction when used with the optional soil/mechanical adaptor
- High or low level roof ventilation
- Complies fully with relevant Building Regulations and British Standards
Fixing
Installation:
- The Tile Vent is positioned inline with the tile below and an opening is cut in the underlay
- Once the opening has been made in the underlay the back box is inserted through the opening until the Tile Vent nibs are located over the top of the batten
- The Tile Vent is then fixed into the batten through the nail hole within the Tile Vent and with the wire clip provided
- The front skirt is dressed onto a clean dry tile surface
- The roof tiles either side of the vent are then laid
- Prior to the tile above the vent being laid the upper skirt needs to be pushed down
- Tile battens would need to be cut if plain tiles are being used.