Ventilation Series for the Shed: 'Kaze no Suke Kakuhan 24'

The reason the air conditioning isn't working well might be due to the roof. With the ongoing extreme heat, it's easy to lower the air conditioning temperature, but the causes of "not cooling" and "high electricity bills" may actually lie in the "attic." Japan's summers are becoming increasingly severe each year, and many households are likely struggling with the heat, especially on the second floor. In fact, the source of that heat is the heat trapped in the "attic." [Table of Contents] ■ The attic can get as hot as nearly 70°C in midsummer! ■ First, let the "heat in the attic" escape outside! ■ You can feel the effects at night! ■ Installation takes just one day; now is the chance before summer hits full swing! ■ This summer, let's start with "attic ventilation." Please be sure to read the [related materials] and [related links]. ↓ ↓ ↓

【2024's Scorching Heat】The Heat in Your Home Might Actually Be Caused by the "Attic"? Japan's summers are becoming increasingly severe year by year. In 2024, we are expecting record-breaking heat, and indoor heatstroke and dependence on air conditioning have become serious issues. This is especially noticeable in two-story homes, where the temperature rise on the second floor is significant, and it doesn't cool down easily even at night. One of the causes is the heat trapped in the "attic." Due to the sun's heat beating down on the roof, the attic temperature can reach nearly 70°C even when the outside temperature is 35°C! 【Table of Contents】 ■ The reason your indoor temperature isn't dropping might be the "attic." ■ Therefore! For indoor heat countermeasures, try 'Kaze no Suke 24.' ■ Stay cool and quiet even while sleeping. ■ Be aware of the most overlooked "source of heat" in your home. ■ This summer, let's start with "attic ventilation" rather than windows. Please be sure to read the 【related materials】【related links】 below. ↓ ↓ ↓