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the mi asks for a vent of 15cm2, so if going under the floorboards to an outside wall does that make the floorboard vent 22.5cm2
 
That's pretty tiny mate but haven't you got to duct any vent under the floor these days so there'll be no increase in size yeh? I'm shakin the grey matter ...lol
 
Any vent under floor space needs to be ducted DG. So your spot on. If its not then its NCS. but obviously only if you find it that way, we can't fit it that way and NCS it.
 
That's pretty tiny mate but haven't you got to duct any vent under the floor these days so there'll be no increase in size yeh? I'm shakin the grey matter ...lol
yes your right, 22.5cm2 is not that small,can you buy ducting kits ,because the vents on the opposite side of room to outside wall,long run,punters idea,
 
225 cm2 is a huge vent,in old money thats a 8 inch round hole
 
Any vent under floor space needs to be ducted DG. So your spot on. If its not then its NCS. but obviously only if you find it that way, we can't fit it that way and NCS it.
A floor vent only needs to be ducted if the floorspace communicates with another property.
 
Under floor vent from an individual property doesn't need ducted, a duct is only required if the solum is shared or if there is a potential for radon gas to draw through the ground and get into the appliance, this isn't a recent change
 
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