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Think ceiling vents delay fire sprinklers? New research proves natural ventilation doesn't compromise fire safety; it enhances it.

Stay Compliant and Protect Your Team with the Right Ventilation Solution

It was definitely a case of “up here for thinking” when Airocle recently fitted some of the biggest heat and smoke vents ever built to the roof of the Visy Packaging Warehouse at Brendale in Brisbane’s north.

Natural ventilation is best described as the process of using natural methods to supply and remove air through an interior space.

While many operators are treating the impacts of corrosion, an increasingly number of operators are finding ways to minimise or avoid the root problem.

Take a moment to have a look at your typical warehouses and factories. These very buildings are built with a dominant opening on one side. Not uncommon in terms of architecture or structural engineering. The trouble, however, begins to arise if the dominant opening happens to be positioned incorrectly on the windward side of the building.