Over Fascia Vent

Durable and multi-purpose primary roof ventilator suitable for new build and refurbishment projects. An over fascia vent is used when the fascia board is fitted in the ends of the rafters, creating a situation where ventilation can only be positioned over the top of the board.

Uses:

  • For roof eaves ventilation
  • For flat roof abutment ventilation
  • On roofs where the eaves incorporate a fascia board
  • On roofs which do not incorporate a soffit board, or where an unbroken soffit board is required

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Roofline Over Fascia Vent

Free AirflowLengthColourProduct Code
10,000mm² per meter300mmBlack3011BL
10,000mm² per meter300mmWhite3011WH
25,000mm² per meter300mmBlack3011/25BL
25,000mm² per meter300mmWhite3011/25WH

  • Very unobtrusive and easy to fit
  • Superior strength construction – will carry the weight of the bottom row of tiles
  • 4mm wide slots comply with BS 5250: 2011 
  • Durable and totally resistant to decay
  • UV stabilised and colourfas
  • Satisfies all NHBC requirements 
  • Manufactured to BS EN ISO 9001 and BS EN ISO 14001
  • Complies with all relevant Building Regulations 
  • Meets all relevant British Standards
  • Manufactured by injection moulding in high density polypropylene.
  • Available in white, black, or brown.

Over fascia vent – Product 3011
Provides ventilation equivalent to a continuous 10mm opening (10,000mm2 per metre run)

Over fascia vent – Product 3011-25
Provides ventilation equivalent to a continuous 25mm opening (25,000mm2 per metre run).

Both products are supplied in 300mm lengths.

  • Use product 3011 to ventilate pitched roofs, where the pitch of the roof is 15 degrees or more, and the roof void is attic or loft space.
  • Use product 3011-25 to ventilate pitched roofs, where the pitch of the roof is less than 15 degrees, flat roofs, or any roof where living accommodation is contained within the roof space.
  • Make sure each ventilator is fixed securely into the top of the fascia board using at least three screws or nails per ventilator.
  • On pitched roofs it is advisable to provide a felt support above the fascia ventilator, projecting at least 10mm beyond the front of the ventilator. This will prevent the felt from sagging behind the fascia board and will maintain a clear air path at the front.
  • When ventilating flat roof abutments with product 3011-25 some extra joinery work is essential – please consult Timloc Technical Department.
  • Ventilation must be provided for the full length of the eaves and along both sides of the building to create a cross flow ventilation action.
  • Determine whether the roof design requires ventilation equivalent to a continuous 10mm opening (3011), or 25mm opening (3011-25).
  • Specify which colour is preferred.
  • Measure the overall length of the eaves to be ventilated and divide by 300mm to determine the number of lengths required.

Over fascia ventilator 300mm (25mm airflow

G20 Carpentry/Timber Framing/First Fixing 

Clause 910^ EAVES SOFFIT VENTILATION 

  • Manufacturer: Timloc Building Products, Timloc House, Ozone Park, Howden, East Yorkshire, DN14 7SD. T: 01405 765567 W: www.timloc.co.uk 
  • Product Reference: 3011 
  • Type: Over Fascia Ventilator (300mm) 10mm Airflow
  • Colour: (Black, White, Brown) 
  • Airway: Provide the equivalent of a continuous opening of not less than 10mm for the full length of eaves

Over fascia ventilator 300mm (25mm airflow) 

G20 Carpentry/Timber Framing/First Fixing 

Clause 910^ EAVES SOFFIT VENTILATION 

  • Manufacturer: Timloc Building Products, Timloc House, Ozone Park, Howden, East Yorkshire, DN14 7SD. T: 01405 765567 W: www.timloc.co.uk 
  • Product Reference: 3011-25 
  • Type: Over Fascia Ventilator (300mm) 25mm Airflow 
  • Colour: (Black, White)
  • Airway: Provide the equivalent of a continuous opening of not less than 25mm for the full length of eaves

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