Have you ever been in a room and felt unwell, but you weren't quite sure why? You probably felt a bit stuffy and that there wasn't much fresh air coming into the room. Chances are there wasn't a ventilation grille in sight, and the windows weren't even open. Besides the smoke detector, the most important thing in a room to alert you to potential fire hazards is a ventilation grille. Fortunately, you can find the very best and most affordable ventilation grilles we have here in the Netherlands on this website.
How exactly does a ventilation grille work?
We'd love to explain exactly how a ventilation grille works, so you know why you should buy one and which one you should buy. But before we discuss the differences between ventilation grilles, we'd like to explain how they work.
A ventilation grille allows airflow from inside a room to outside, and also from outside to inside. A ventilation grille allows this fresh air to enter a room, thus providing ventilation. It also allows moisture in the room to escape.
Stainless steel ventilation grilles
This is very useful, because if this doesn't happen and there's no ventilation grille in the room, you'll be left with an unpleasant and somewhat depressed feeling, exactly the feeling we described at the beginning of this page. The best place for a ventilation grille is actually a wall, but these days, more and more windows have built-in ventilation grilles. This depends somewhat on the type of building you have and the type of space you have. Hopefully, you now know all about ventilation grilles. If you click further, you'll see two pages about our round and square stainless steel ventilation grilles.
