Wooden Window Air Vents

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Wooden Window Air Vents

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Select the desired wooden window air vents to calculate the price.

Select “Vertical air vent”, in order to calculate the price of a standard “soviet” air vent for wooden windows.
Select “Glazed-in air vent”, in order to calculate the price of a horizontal glazed-in air vent for wooden windows.
Select “Autonomous air vent”, in order to calculate the price of a wooden window air vent which requires almost no manual control.

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Wooden Window Air Vent Prices

Wooden windows can be equipped with one of the three air vents currently available. In terms of price, glazed-in air vents are the most affordable choice for wooden windows. Vertical air vents have a higher price. The most pricy are autonomous air vents for wooden windows.

Type of Air Vent	Price
Glazed-in air vent	Low price
Vertical or “soviet” air vent	Medium price
Autonomous air vent	Expensive

Wooden Window Air Vent Benefits

Wooden windows are designed in such a way that thermal loss would be minimal, sealing all gaps around the perimeter. However, this causes a lack of natural ventilation, so extra effort is necessary to maintain a comfortable level of humidity and oxygen in the room. One way to do that is by opening wooden windows regularly: this way stale and damp air is replaced by fresh ...Read more and dry air from the outside. However, there are many drawbacks related to air ventilation by opening the windows: creation of draughts, the sudden drop in temperature (especially in cold months), the lack of security. An alternative could be the night vent facility, included in some wooden windows; it lets in very small amounts of air by opening the wooden window slightly. However, night vents provide only limited ventilation and are vulnerable to burglars. Air vents offer a great alternative to traditional ways of air ventilation. Air vents operate without opening any windows, and so increase security. You can leave the air vent open even during the night or when you are away without any risk. Modern wooden window air vents prevent draughts and provide constant and effective ventilation. In many cases, wooden window air vents come with rain grilles and insect screens; some reduce noise from the outside and control the room temperature. The most up-to-date wooden window air vents are autonomous; they have sensors that measure humidity or air pressure and adjust the air flow accordingly. Autonomous wooden window air vents operate automatically; they open and close when necessary. Air vents for wooden windows bring many benefits, so consider them for your new wooden windows. Hide

Wooden Window Air Vent Types

Air vents come in several types which differ in their construction and the amount of air flow provided. Some of the most popular types include vertical air vents, glazed-in air vents, autonomous air vents and trickle vents.
Vertical air vents for wooden windows have been popular in the East European region since the Soviet times and are often referred to as “soviet” air vents. They are mounted vertically along the left or the right side of the wooden window. A vertical wooden window vent may be opened or closed manually. This type of air vent is an effective way to ventilate your home, since the opening is wide and allows much ...Read more air to enter in a short period of time. Vertical air vents for wooden windows make use of the natural phenomenon of warm air rising and cold air falling: the fresh outside air comes through the lower part of the air vent while the humid and warm air leaves the room through the upper part of the air vent. Modern vertical air vents for wooden windows have an outside grille which prevents the rain from entering the room, as well as gives protection against burglars. On the inside, there is an insect screen. When closed, vertical air vents provide good sound and heat insulation. A disadvantage of vertical air vents is a reduction of the wooden window glass.
Glazed-in air vents are also known as horizontal wooden window air vents. They are placed on the upper part of the wooden window glazing, close to the window frame. They are not as wide as vertical air vents and thus the reduction of wooden window glass is minimal. There are two popular types of glazed-in vents: revolving vents and flap vents. The latter provide better wind and rain insulation when closed. Glazed-in wooden window air vents typically have a rod or chord to control the amount of airflow; alternatively, they may be controlled by hand. Air vents of this type deflect the air upwards so that to avoid draughts. Some glazed-in air vents for wooden windows are acoustic, that is they minimize the noise from the outside. Glazed-in wooden window air vents are easy to clean. Their perforated design also protects the room from insects. It has to be noted that wooden window glazed-in air vents are the most efficient when the house has additional exhaust vents. If exhaust vents are not installed, other home ventilation options should be considered. Moreover, it is advisable not to open the wooden window glazed-in air vent if the outside temperature drops below -10 °C.
Autonomous or self-regulating air vents for wooden windows operate without any manual control. They are mounted into the upper frame of wooden windows horizontally. Self-regulating air vents have sensors which react to pressure or humidity changes and adjust the airflow accordingly. When there is a need for ventilation, shutters inside the wooden window air vent are automatically activated and fresh air is let inside. As soon as the air becomes clean, most of the shutters are closed. If necessary, the air vent may be closed manually. When installing autonomous wooden window air vents, it is advisable to consider the general airflow in your house or flat; fresh air should enter through air vents in the living rooms, and exit through the exhaust vents in the kitchen or bathroom. Self-regulating air vents for wooden windows offer a good noise and heat insulation. Additionally, they have filters that protect your home from dust and pollen.
Trickle vents are mounted into the upper frame of wooden windows horizontally. They usually have only two positions: open and closed. Some modern wooden window trickle vents offer an additional possibility to direct the air flow upwards or downwards, according to your needs. Wooden window trickle vents are usually fixed high above the floor and so they create no sensible draughts. In addition, wooden window trickle vents come equipped with rain grille and insect mesh that protect from weather conditions and various insects. Wooden window trickle vents can be used even in noisy areas; there is a selection of acoustic trickle vents for wooden windows that reduce the noise coming from the outside. The main drawback of trickle vents is the need for a slot or gap in the frame. For this reason, trickle vents should be installed only into wooden windows that already have slots designed for trickle ventilation so that not to damage the wooden window profile. Trickle vents are mostly found in the UK where building regulations implement the use of trickle ventilation. If you are interested in trickle vents for wooden windows, please contact our staff. Hide

Wooden Window Air Vent Comparison

Wooden windows can be ordered with an air vent of your chosen type. In order to choose the best air vent for your new wooden windows, you need to consider your preferences and the type of wooden window you have selected. Autonomous air vents are more suitable for wooden windows made of wide wooden profile, while glazed-in air vents are more suited for wooden windows made of narrow profile. What concerns the efficiency of ventilation, vertical air vents are the best. Compared to the other two types, vertical air vents ...Read more for wooden windows let in the largest amount of air in a given period of time. However, vertical air vents obstruct the view through the wooden window more than others. Both vertical and horizontal wooden window air vents require manual operation. In contrast, self-regulating air vents automatically adjust the airflow. The three types of wooden window air vents differ in terms of tightness when closed: vertical air vents may be closed completely, while glazed-in and autonomous wooden window air vents allow a small amount of air even when they are fully closed. This is necessary because otherwise humidity might start to condensate on the wooden window air vent, causing it to freeze in wintertime. All types of air vents discussed above protect your home from rain, burglars and insects. Glazed-in and self-regulating air vents for wooden windows often provide improved sound insulation. Hide

Wooden Window Air Vent Guarantee

Wooden window air vents have no separate guarantee, but are included in the general guarantee of wooden windows, which is outlined in the agreement to be signed prior to the manufacturing process.

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