air brick

See we've got air bricks up around ours.

Well don't they put air bricks in places?

Increase the ventilation of the area if this is insufficient, by introducing extra air bricks etc.

Air brick: a brick with perforations to allow the passage of air through a wall.

How much would a damp proof course cost also need some air bricks and chimney flues to be reopened up and.

Don't block ventilators or air bricks.

She has an extractor fan and an air brick in the kitchen and opens the windows when she is cooking.

Other products include air brick covers, non-return valves on drains and pipes and flood sacks.

Mice enter houses through the air bricks so the first task is to cover the air bricks with wire mesh.

Be careful of not to seal off ventilation under the floors (air bricks and the like) or you could suffer from condensation and rot in joists.

If the latter, the Victorians weren't entirely stupid and put air bricks in front and back (if terrace) to allow circulation of air and reduce damp issues.

The same builders were paid £680 to rebuild his fireplace and "replace 19 existing air bricks with new Eco Coverage air bricks".

You WILL need an air brick or air flow system as carbon monoxide is produced, and suitable a fireplace and hearth esp if you have wooden floors.

Air bricks, extractor fans, open fires and dehumidifiers all help, but often you have to learn to live with it - and there is nothing worse than a new house which was built in wet conditions.

This can be avoided, however, by ensuring plenty of cross ventilation in the roof all round the eaves and at the gable ends by means of visible gaps, air bricks or ventilators.

In 2009, the Sundance Channel aired Brick City, a five-part television documentary about Newark, focusing on the community's attempt to become a better and safer place to live, against a history of nearly a half century of violence, poverty and official corruption.

The other features Averil feels have made a big difference are the solar thermal panels on the roof that provide hot water and underfloor heating; rainwater harvesting and "periscope" style air bricks that reduce drafts by forcing air to "turn a corner" between outdoors and indoors.