The Edmonds range of ventilation products offers a wide choice of solutions to help remove moisture laden air from areas of your home, such as the attic space, bathrooms, laundries and underfloor areas.
Ventilation is particularly important during winter, when mould growth is common. By installing a ventilator you are helping to expel the damp air in your roof space, creating a more pleasant environment inside your home.
Without ventilation, moisture build up in a home may affect the building structure and the effectiveness of your insulation.
Roof space ventilation
This aluminium, wind driven roof ventilator combines classic design, with high tech features, for guaranteed long lasting performance. Available in 26 colours.
A compact, high efficiency, UV stabilised polymer roof vent designed to operate effectively in light wind conditions. Available in 16 popular roof colours.
A clear acrylic head provides high efficiency ventilation and allows natural light to enter the roof space – great for attics and sheds!
The Maestro high performance powered ventilator is a slimline solution, with a capacity similar to 2.5 wind-powered ventilators. Driven by a highly efficient 12V motor, the Maestro is available in 16 colours.
Living room ventilation
The Vent-A-Room system draws air from a room within the home and exhausts it directly through a roof-mounted vent. Air movement can be controlled by the adjustable ceiling register.
By harnessing the power of the wind, the Bathroom Ventilation system changes the air in an average bathroom approximately five times per hour to remove moist air and odours.
The Edmonds Cathedral Ceiling Vent system has been developed specifically to relieve heat build-up under raked or cathedral ceilings. Its ceiling grille is installed below the TurboBeam roof vent to bring fresh air and some natural light into the room.
Whirly Mate is a closeable ceiling register, which allows you to control the flow of heat from a room. During summer, the open vent allows warm air to be drawn from the room. Then, in winter, the vent can be closed to preserve precious heat.