Each room requires air circulation, natural or forced, it does not matter. This is what ventilation is for. Car enthusiasts are no exception - ventilation is also required in the garage. To create ventilation, it is necessary to ensure the flow of fresh air from the street and the outflow of "exhaust" air from the garage to the street.
Necessary
Lattice, metal and asbestos pipes
Instructions
Step 1
Make an opening for fresh air. Its format and size depend on the imagination and preferences of the motorist himself. This could be multiple holes made in your garage door or a single but large hole in the wall next to the door. You can make such a hole by knocking out bricks and installing a grate.
Step 2
Choose the diameter. If you are going to use a piece of pipe for air flow, then the diameter will be about 110-210 mm, or a square with sides of 11-21 cm, respectively. The optimal hole size should be 15 mm per square meter. meter of garage area.
Step 3
Make a hole for the hood diagonally on the opposite side of the garage. Often this hole is made in the ceiling of the garage, an asbestos or metal pipe is brought into it, which rises 50-90 cm above the roof of the garage and penetrates into it by 10-20 cm. You can do without a pipe, limit yourself to a hole with a lattice under the very ceiling, but using a pipe will be much more effective.
Step 4
Protect the pipe from moisture, debris, dust and dirt. To do this, you need to build a visor over it or buy a ready-made one. To reduce condensation in the chimney, wrap it with insulation. To adjust ventilation, make special dampers on the exhaust and supply pipes. In warm weather they can be opened completely, and only partially in winter to limit the flow of frosty air.
