Klober Flat Tile Vent - Brown

The Klober Flat Tile Vent in Brown is an in-line roof ventilation solution, designed to fit seamlessly with the most popular concrete interlocking roof tiles. Its discreet design blends smoothly into the roofline, maintaining an elegant and uniform appearance. Available in multiple colors, it ensures compatibility with existing roof tiles for a polished look.

This vent is specially crafted to suit leading tile profiles, including Marley Modern, Redland Mini Stonewold, Russell Grampian, and Sandtoft Calderdale. It’s ideal for roof pitches of 20° or more and provides 10,000mm² of direct ventilation, helping to prevent moisture buildup, mold growth, and structural damage in poorly ventilated roofs. Additionally, the vent can serve as a terminal for soil and ventilation pipes or mechanical extraction systems when paired with an adaptor and Flexipipe.

Key Features:

• Discreet In-Line Design: Fits smoothly into the roofline, maintaining a uniform and low-profile appearance.
• Compatibility: Designed to work with leading profiles from Marley, Redland, Russell, and Sandtoft.
• Direct Ventilation: Offers 10,000mm² of effective airflow to reduce dampness and prevent mold issues.
• Versatile Use: Can be used as a terminal for soil pipes and extraction systems with optional accessories.

Installation Steps:

1. Align the tile vent with the tile below it.
2. Mark a 120mm x 180mm rectangle and cut a star shape from the corners.
3. Fold the tabs back and secure the top tab to the batten.
4. Fix the vent tile in place, ensuring the clip is positioned under the left-hand interlock of the roof tile.
5. Continue tiling to complete the installation.

Applications:

• For roof pitches of 20° and above.
• Compatible with profiles including Marley Modern, Redland Mini Stonewold, Russell Grampian, and Sandtoft Calderdale.
• Suitable for high and low-level ventilation requirements.

The Klober Flat Tile Vent is an ideal choice for homeowners and builders looking to maintain effective roof ventilation without compromising the roof’s appearance or integrity.