Positioning Airbricks
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Brendan
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Positioning Airbricks

by Brendan » Fri Aug 29, 2008 10:20 am

Is there any regulation about whether airbricks should be positioned above or below the dampcourse? We have a deep void under our suspended wooden floor and are going to install some French Doors. An airbrick is positioned where the threshold of the new doors will be. It is on top of the dampcourse. Can we move it to below the dampcourse? It would still be in the void.

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Brendan

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air bricks

by welsh brickie » Mon Sep 01, 2008 11:13 am

yes thats fine so long as its clear and creating airflow.

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