What is a Ventilation Duct?

Indoor air loses its oxygen values ​​over time. At the same time, dust particles and allergen substances are mixed into it. It poses a serious health threat to people who spend about 90% of their time indoors such as home, workplace, school. For this reason, the indoor air must be of a quality that meets the health requirements. Ventilation channels ensure that the polluted air inside is evacuated and the clean air outside is added to the environment in line with this requirement. This prevents many respiratory diseases and cancer diseases.

Another issue is the installation and workmanship of the ventilation duct. Even the slightest error in the connection points of the ventilation ducts will adversely affect the operability of the system. The mistake to be made; It will increase energy consumption and will not meet the usage needs. In order to minimize the margin of error, care should be taken to use the auxiliary elements of the ventilation system. A properly crafted ventilation duct also minimizes the risk of fire and explosion.
The ventilation duct should be planned and constructed in such a way as not to disturb the aesthetic texture of the building.