ROOF VENTILATION
Proctor Group Australia offers a comprehensive range of passive roof vent components to complement our range of vapour permeable roof sarking underlays to allow for best practice condensation management of roof spaces.
The full range includes ridge vents for metal roofing, dry ridge vents for tiled roofing, non-structural ventilation and drainage battens, fascia ventilators, eaves comb fillers and roll panel vents to maintain a free air pathway above the insulation.
| Product | Applications | |
|---|---|---|
| Vented Batten VB20 Roof | The Vented Batten – VB20 is a strong, durable roof batten cavity batten that is designed to ensure that unimpeded airflow |  |
| The ProctorPassive Drainage Batten (DB-FR) is a high compressive strength drainage batten manufactured from a flame retardant polyolefin extrusion with a spread of flame index of 0. |  | |
| Vented Batten VB20 Wall | The VB20 is a Polypropylene Ventilated Batten designed to create a 20mm cavity for ventilation and drainage in the wall cavity, reducing the risk of moisture build up and condensation | |
| The Ridge Vent – RV10P is designed to release warm air from the roof void using the natural convection of rising warm air |  | |
| The Ridge Vent – RV10DT is designed to release warm air from the roof void using the natural convection of rising warm air or by means of negative pressure created by wind blowing over the roof |  | |
| The Over Fascia Vent – FV10 is the most practical and cost efficient method of ventilating the eaves |  | |
| The Over Fascia Vent – FV25 is the most practical and cost efficient method of ventilating the eaves. |  | |
| The Roll Panel Vent (RR650) is designed to maintain a continuous consistent flow of air into the roof space unblocked by insulation. |  | |
| The Eaves Comb Filler (EC62) is designed to prevent entry of birds and large insects into the gaps below profiled roof cladding, without restricting drainage and ventilation pathways. |  | |
| Ridge Vent – Half, P & DT is designed to release warm air from the roof void of aprons and abutments. |  |
