Acoustic pollution, is it possible to reduce it with a ventilation system?
Acoustic pollution is present everywhere. Did you know that home ventilation can also positively or negatively influence this?
Read moreContaminants that generate stale air and how to eliminate them
Do you already know the contaminants that generate stale air? They are those that produce situations in the home that will later affect our health. Learn to combat them!
Read moreThe BREEAM Home as a Nearly Zero Energy Building
The BREEAM ecological building certification is perfect for adapting to the new regulations for Nearly Zero Energy Buildings with the BREEAM Home.
Read moreHow to cool down your house on summer nights
The months of highest temperatures are approaching, do you already know how to cool down your house on summer nights? We explain how to better cope with the heat.
Buildings with jackets: the combination of the façade and the ventilated roof
The chimney effect alongside façades and ventilated roofs provides us with an efficient air passage solution that reduces the need for traditional air conditioning systems.
Read moreNoise-free ventilation, silent comfort and no acoustic pollution
In summer, acoustic pollution is greater. To avoid wellness issues and gain comfort, achieving noise-free ventilation at home is essential.
Read moreFuture of Ventilation: Industry Challenges in the Medium Term
The future of ventilation lies in energy efficiency and a comfort level where consumption is almost null. We tell you the industry's perspectives.
Read moreSummer pollution, how does the rise in temperatures affect us?
Why is a ventilation system better than using air conditioning?
Mechanical ventilation systems have characteristics that make them much more sophisticated than air conditioning units. We explain why.
Read moreNearly Zero Energy Building, what challenges and opportunities exist in Spain?
Nearly Zero Energy Building is shaping up as one of the opportunities for the sector in light of the nZEB regulations that are already in force in our country for public buildings.
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