Why Ventilation?

A healthy home is a happy home and vice versa. The path to building a healthy environment inside our homes is determined by many different factors, including materials, finishes, and the layout. These are important, but one of the key elements affecting the health of your environment is ventilation. 

Unfortunately, older buildings and houses often suffer from poor ventilation. Most buildings with older ventilation systems were designed to push air from outside the house through many ducts throughout the structure. The result is a higher cost of energy bills and an environment that does not create comfort for us and our families. 

Ventilation should provide perfect circulation. It should support and balance healthy air flow in the interior. In every home different rooms have different needs and requirements for ventilation. Kitchens and bathrooms come first with the demand of functional ventilation due to water, steam and different artificial odors that we use. We need perfectly balanced air in our bedrooms to get a restful night sleep. Ventilation helps avoid mold and accumulation of other chemicals. It is a major support for our breathing system when we are inside buildings. And considering how much time we spend indoors, there is no doubt that in every home-build or remodeling project a good ventilation system should be a priority. 

Renson is a leading European brand specializing in patio covers, carports, façade elements, and garden elements. Beyond that, Renson is creating ventilation systems for windows to enhance the quality of air in the interiors. This fun video is provided by Renson to explain the importance of good, functional ventilation in every building.


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