A ventilation grille for balconies, eaves, and overhangs that can be installed very easily!
"I-TEL" is a ventilation grille designed for balconies, eaves, and overhangs that can expel heat without compromising the silhouette, allowing the temperature to approach that of the outside air. It keeps the wood in a dry state, suppressing the growth of mold and mites. The hollow block layer prevents rain and snow from blowing in, demonstrating excellent waterproofing. 【Features】 ■ Improved performance with hollow layer waterproofing effect ■ Maximum wind speed for rain acceptance: 50 m/s ■ Enhanced waterproofing through integrated molding ■ Perfect fit with a length of 910 mm ■ No rain or snow can enter *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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【Other Features】 ■ Compatible with deterioration countermeasure grade 3 ■ Suitable for the Housing Quality Assurance Act ■ The structure remains dry at all times, with a durability outlook of 100 years ■ Essential for long-term excellent housing structural deterioration measures ■ Prevents condensation inside walls through structural ventilation ■ Passive ventilation utilizing natural forces (wind and temperature differences) ■ Suppresses attic temperature rise and maintains an internal-external temperature difference of 5°C or less ■ Ventilation measures for unvented air layers and attics ■ Improved aesthetics without the need for ventilation grilles ■ A waterproof and snowproof structure that is convincing upon inquiry *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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【Main Uses】 ■Veranda ■Parapet ■Eaves ■Eave edge, etc. *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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We are developing and selling products focused on insulation, airtightness, and ventilation for homes, with the theme of seeking a comfortable room temperature and 100 years of durability.
