Lead Wall Vents

Leadworx lead wall vents offer an attractive method of terminating ventilation pipes and extractors to an exterior wall. These aesthetically pleasing vents provide an alternative to the generic plastic versions commonly used and will last a lifetime.

Our range of wall vents are crafted to ensure long-lasting performance.

We commit to sustainability by using 100% recyclable Code 4 and 5 sheet lead, meticulously milled to meet the exacting standards of British Standard BS EN 12588.

Choosing Leadworx means opting for a superior, eco-friendly approach to building ventilation. Our lead wall vents not only enhance the aesthetic appeal of buildings but also contribute to a healthier, more comfortable indoor environment. By selecting our products, customers invest in durability, functionality, and an eco-conscious choice for their ventilation needs. With Leadworx, experience the perfect blend of style, efficiency, and sustainability in roof ventilation solutions.

Do I need a wall vent?

Wall vents are essential if your building requires improved air circulation or moisture management, particularly in areas prone to dampness or condensation, such as cavity walls, crawl spaces, or unheated areas. They help prevent mold, mildew, and structural damage by allowing airflow to reduce humidity, especially in warm or humid climates.

Do you need an air vent in every room in the UK?

In the UK, not every room requires an air vent, but all rooms must meet Building Regulations to ensure adequate ventilation. This can be achieved through openable windows, trickle vents, or mechanical systems, depending on the room’s purpose and design. Proper ventilation is essential for maintaining air quality, reducing moisture, and preventing issues like mold and dampness.

Do you need wall ventilation for a fireplace?

You typically need wall ventilation if you have a fire or solid fuel-burning appliance. Proper ventilation ensures that the fire has an adequate supply of fresh air for safe and efficient combustion. Without sufficient airflow, the fire may produce harmful gases like carbon monoxide, burn inefficiently, or even pose a safety risk.