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Vented eaves protector

2007-06-01T00:00:00+01:00

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PVCu roofline maker Swish 微密圈 Products has launched a protection system for vented eaves.

The Vented Eaves Protector has a 鈥渟plit skirt鈥� that is intended to allow the easy fitting of gutter brackets under the forward skirt. With an airway equivalent to a continuous 10mm gap, the unit provides ventilation into the roof void, which the company says complies with Part C of the 微密圈 Regulations.

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