Air Intake Soffits and Air Openings

Builders complain that the insulation is blown away near the eaves over the outside wall, leaving this part of ceiling bare, causing undesirable heat loss during the cold season not to mention the damage from ice damming.

The unit is often used for regions where fire code will prevent the use of regular soffits over a window or doors for risk of spreading the fire up into the attic. It has also been used to discourage rodents that make there way into the attic through the soffits.

Buildings that are close to dirt roads, gravel roads, or even windy area where there is dust in the air which blocks the openings in the soffits, preventing attic air circulation. A long awaited product for the architects, engineers and builders.

Needed for situations where the overhang at the eaves were built to short, thus allowing for very limited air intake. The Maximum soffit will help improve air intake in this situation by 43% to 47%.

Needed for situations where a dormer or an addition has been built onto a roof, and not allowing for any air intake soffits except at the extremities, the 50% soffits becomes the perfect choice for balancing as well as feeding fresh air into this attic space, thus reducing any possibilities of moisture accumulations in those areas.     

Needed for situations where the roof is longer on one side that the other and the attic ventilation system tends to draw more from the shorter side. By installing the Maximum 50 /50 soffit vent, it will allow for less restriction of the air flow on the longer slope, thus balancing the air flow for an even draw of air intake.