"hob"

Internal natural latex paint on protection for , floors , sanitary ware, kitchens, electrical hobs . Fully bio degradable

Mainly used as an exterior vent to extract damp and moist air from inside a building. Hob extractors, kitchen extractors, cloakrooms, wc, bathrooms, ensuites and tumble dryer outlets are the main uses. It does suit period properties although its quite a statement piece even on contemporary buildings. It has been used on a significant number of listed buildings and properties in conservation areas. The conservation vent has been instrumental in improving extractor efficiency as installers have been able to extract close to where the fan is positioned whereas in the past theyve ducted metres and metres of flexi pipe to terminate on a back wall to comply with building consent. It can also be used as an interior vent to allow air in for combustion especially with regards to stoves.

The louvre cast iron air bricks are almost exclusively used in external positions. The great advantage of this type of air brick is its ability to deflect driving rain and also to reduce the possibility of back draught in exposed conditions. Cast iron louvre air bricks are made from grey iron, cast in UK in sand moulds bonded with resin to a fine cast finish and are available in two sizes (9x6 and 9x9) The air brick is constructed from grey cast iron and is used for supplying natural ventilation to interior rooms and also as an extractor outlet vent grille over core drilled duct holes. In this instance the louvre air bricks are used as the terminal grille for fans extracting air from living rooms, kitchens, bathrooms,WCs and hob extractors.