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In our extensive knowledge centre, our experts provide you with answers, new insights, advice, useful tips and videos that will help you implement your project. You will find extensive information on a variety of topics, such as air quality, ventilation, ventilation systems, energy savings, installation, maintenance, regulations and subsidies. Is your answer not listed here? Or are you looking for a tailor-made solution? Maybe our calculation tool can help you! Or contact our specialists. We will be happy to help you!

To insulate is to ventilate

Ventilation and insulation may seem like opposite concepts, but nevertheless it is important to ensure adequate ventilation in insulated houses.

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Maintenance of ventilation system

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What ventilation system do I have?

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To insulate is to ventilate

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Maintenance of ventilation system

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What ventilation system do I have?

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Ventilation How to easily ensure good ventilation with a Single room MVHR unit?

Is it advisable to purchase a Single room MVHR unit for my home? This is a question frequently asked when deciding between Mechanical Ventilation or a Single room MVHR unit. We think this is quite understandable, as the cost of a Single room MVHR unit can sometimes add up. However, it is always a great investment for many years to come!

Joris Smeur
15-12-2023

Air Quality Give your indoor climate a boost thanks to ventilation!

A nice living space, improved sleep and healthy growing children. One way to achieve all this is through good ventilation. In this blog, we provide you with the necessary tips and tricks.

Joris Smeur
28-11-2023

How can I reduce the noise of my ventilation system?

It is important to know where noise in your ventilation system is coming from, before you can reduce it. A ventilation system causes air to be moved and in doing so, vibrations are released. To do this, a mechanical ventilation system is equipped with a motor that also creates vibrations. Many of these vibrations produce noise and thus annoyance. The noise level can vary from one ventilation system to another.

Felix Dijkmeijer
10-08-2023

Air Quality Good ventilation is important, especially in a well-insulated home!

Providing an indoor space such as a house, school or office with fresh outdoor air is considered ventilation. The polluted indoor air is replaced by fresh air from outside which contributes to an optimal indoor climate. When a space is not sufficiently supplied with fresh air it can have adverse health effects.

Joris Smeur
03-08-2023

Air Quality CO2 and humidity as a cause of health problems

Research shows that incorrect CO2 and air humidity levels are often the cause of health complaints at home, in schools, offices and other spaces. Commonly mentioned are fatigue, headaches, and dry or irritated eyes. Lack of (good) ventilation is the biggest and often the only culprit.

Joris Smeur
01-05-2023

Saving energy Tips to reduce your energy bills with good ventilation

Energy prices are skyrocketing, and decesion have to be made between eating or heating. It is time to make our homes more sustainable and thus save energy. In summer, our homes use less energy than in winter. In summer you are outside more often and the heating does not have to be switched on. In winter, we often keep the windows closed to keep the heat in, but unfortunately that is when the problems arise. There is no fresh air coming into our well insulated houses. The lack of fresh air leads to high CO2 levels, which in turn leads to various health complaints.

Felix Dijkmeijer
30-09-2022

Ventilation What ventilation system do I have?

Improperly ventilating a home can create an unhealthy living environment and therefore result in health problems. It is interesting to know which ventilation system your home or office has, so that you can use it correctly. It could be that the incorrect use of a ventilation system will result in unnecessary costs or a deterioration of the living environment. Below we explain which types of ventilation systems can be present in your home or office. Do you want to buy a ventilation system? Then first read more about the types of ventilation systems available at Ventilationland.

Felix Dijkmeijer
01-04-2022

Installation & maintenance How can I clean my mechanical fan or MVHR?

We are frequently asked how one should maintain a mechanical fan or heat recovery system. This is a very good question, because for maximum benefit from your ventilation system, proper maintenance is a must. This does not require intensive maintenance but regular cleaning.

Felix Dijkmeijer
23-03-2022

Installation & maintenance Cleaning, installing and replacing ventilation grilles, how to do it!

As houses are becoming increasingly airtight, there is less natural ventilation. By installing air grids, continuous and optimal ventilation is restored. When using mechanical ventilation, air grilles and valves are also needed for the supply and removal of air. Do you want to install new air vents, replace old ones or clean your air vent covers? In this article we explain the best way to go about it.

Felix Dijkmeijer
21-03-2022

Ventilation How much noise should my ventilation box make?

Mechanical ventilation does make noise, but what causes that noise? A frequently asked question is: "How much sound is produced by mechanical ventilation?". To describe sound we use decibels, but what is this compared to? And how much noise should a ventilation system make? You can read it here.

Felix Dijkmeijer
27-01-2022

Air Quality What is a particulate matter sensor?

A particulate meter measures the amount of (fine) dust particles in the air, expressed in PM (Particulate Matter). Particulate matter is (dust) particles smaller than 10 micrometers (µm). The more particulate matter in the air, the more unhealthy this air is. A particulate meter displays air quality in a simple and insightful way. Good particulate meters often have multiple functions that not only measure dust particles below 10 µm but also below 2.5 µm, CO2, moisture and other volatile gases.

Felix Dijkmeijer
19-01-2022

Air Quality Ventilating your home in winter + 5 tips

Winter time has already arrived and the new lockdown measures have been introduced, which means we will spend much more time at home again. We often make the mistake of opening the heating in cold weather and closing the windows and grilles in the home, this causes a major deterioration in indoor air quality. Are you curious about how you can ensure that you achieve a healthy indoor climate in your own home in winter? Read on quickly!

Felix Dijkmeijer
02-12-2021

Ventilation in the agricultural industry

Good ventilation in a farm or barn is important for the well-being of the animals. In both small and large agricultural businesses, oxygen and a fresh air flow cannot be missed.

Joris Smeur
30-11-2021

Sauna and spa ventilation

In a sauna or spa, the temperature is quite high on average and the humidity can rise. These conditions are favorable for disease causing agents and bacteria to grow and spread.

Joris Smeur
30-11-2021

Ventilation for sports hall and fitness

Ventilation in a sports club is very important for the health of the athletes. Because a good air quality reduces the transmission of viruses and diseases. The indoor climate of fitness and sports areas is influenced by the heat production of the body during exercise.

Joris Smeur
30-11-2021

Ventilation Ventilation of Home Owners Association

There can be many advantages to having a mechanical ventilation system for a Owners' Association.

Joris Smeur
30-11-2021

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