Description
Airbricks have been used in traditional construction for centuries and have changed very little in style or shape. During the Victorian times cast iron was used to produce more elaborate and decorative airbricks, which became an architectural feature and improved ventilation under suspended timber floors. Today, cast iron is still a popular choice of material to replace or install airbricks in period and listed properties. It is essential to regularly check your airbricks to ensure they are unblocked and free of any nearby plants or bushes that may make them ineffective. Airbricks are needed on either side of the house to allow the free passing of air to prompt circulation.
Cast Iron Airbricks, School Board Pattern: 974