View Full Version : Roof Ventilator-any Recommendation?
evelynlim
25-08-2006, 04:47 PM
I felt my house is hot & stuffy,especially the living & dining area. I have check out the Housemate Insulation System with Styrofoam but is very expensive :eek: Is the roof ventilator really effective? Appreciate your suggestions, comments and recommendation. TQ.
robertec
25-08-2006, 05:45 PM
Whatever you do, do not install those rubbish roof top turbine ventilators.
I installed 2 units of the biggest and most expensive models a few years back but after a year, dismantled them for scrap metal.
They leak into the house when it rains heavy, they don't make much of a difference in lowering the temperature in the house at all. They may make a difference when you install a few hundred on top of a factory, but for the house... zilch..
Get a high powered fan instead, those that sit on the floor.
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pcyeoh
25-08-2006, 05:53 PM
Calling Penangkia. He is the expert on this. Trust me. I was in his house and I could feel that his house somehow is cool man - both in temperature and outlook. When I asked him how come, he said "I am in that business."
evelynlim
28-08-2006, 09:45 AM
Calling Penangkia. He is the expert on this. Trust me. I was in his house and I could feel that his house somehow is cool man - both in temperature and outlook. When I asked him how come, he said "I am in that business."
Thanks Robert and PC for your advice. I will PM Penangkia later as don't have his number :)
jack12
28-08-2006, 05:44 PM
Who is penangkia? Can you give me his contact no as i'm interested in his product/service.
Calling Penangkia. He is the expert on this. Trust me. I was in his house and I could feel that his house somehow is cool man - both in temperature and outlook. When I asked him how come, he said "I am in that business."
CS Chua
28-08-2006, 06:58 PM
I felt my house is hot & stuffy,especially the living & dining area. I have check out the Housemate Insulation System with Styrofoam but is very expensive :eek: Is the roof ventilator really effective? Appreciate your suggestions, comments and recommendation. TQ.
Do you close all your understairs windows and doors? I find that it helps tremendously. It keeps the outside air from coming in as it is very hot outside. When it is cooler, we will open it again but never during the afternoon. It works for me. :)
Take a look at this thread....
http://www.usj.com.my/bulletin/upload/showthread.php?t=9855
junejune
16-02-2009, 09:07 PM
Calling Penangkia. He is the expert on this. Trust me. I was in his house and I could feel that his house somehow is cool man - both in temperature and outlook. When I asked him how come, he said "I am in that business."
My attic (USJ3) is like an oven. Can I have Penangkia contact to PM him. Thanks.
bslee
16-02-2009, 10:54 PM
I installed rockwool insulation throughout many years back. No regrets. It does NOT cure stuffiness or improve ventilation. It reduces the internal temp by a noticible amount.
The company is called Coolbatts. Google for their website. Details are all there.
VeeJay
16-02-2009, 11:59 PM
Whatever you do, do not install those rubbish roof top turbine ventilators.
Get a high powered fan instead, those that sit on the floor.
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Hahaha.... It will only work if proper cfm calculation is made. The last time I calculated, I think you would need one every four feet, if I'm not mistaken, hence dropped the idea....electrical exhaust fan is much better and cheaper! :-)
bslee
17-02-2009, 12:31 AM
So it means that up to 4 roof turbines just WON'T WORK and a waste of good money. Perhaps this is why there's hardly anyone promoting these anywhere for quite a long time already and people who bought them just don't realize any benefit at all.
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