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Roof Ventilation Systems in Nairobi

Hot, stale air makes factories and warehouses unproductive. Avonstructures supplies and installs wind-driven rotating ventilators, ridge ventilators and louvre systems that extract heat and fumes with no running cost.

Overview

What is Roof Ventilation Systems?

Roof ventilation replaces hot internal air with cooler outside air using the stack effect and wind energy — no electricity, no moving cost.

We size the number and diameter of ventilators to the building volume and the air-change rate your process requires.

Our Process

What to expect

  1. 01

    Building volume and air-change assessment.

  2. 02

    Ventilator type, size and quantity selection.

  3. 03

    Roof survey and opening set-out.

  4. 04

    Sheet cutting, kerb and flashing fabrication.

  5. 05

    Ventilator installation and weatherproofing.

  6. 06

    Rain test and handover.

Benefits

Why this works

Zero Running Cost

Wind-driven — no power, no bills.

Cooler Interiors

Temperature drops of several degrees.

Fume Extraction

Removes smoke, steam and process fumes.

Weatherproof

Correct kerbs and flashings keep rain out.

Retrofit Friendly

Installed on existing roofs in a day or two.

Low Maintenance

Sealed bearings, long service life.

Who it's for

Is this for you?

Factories, warehouses, packhouses, poultry houses and workshops with heat or fume build-up.

Project Photos

Roof Ventilation Systems we have delivered

Real photographs from Avonstructures project sites.

Roof Ventilation Systems project by Avonstructures in Kenya
Roof Ventilation Systems project by Avonstructures in Kenya
Roof Ventilation Systems project by Avonstructures in Kenya
Roof Ventilation Systems project by Avonstructures in Kenya
Roof Ventilation Systems project by Avonstructures in Kenya
Roof Ventilation Systems project by Avonstructures in Kenya
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

It depends on building volume and required air changes — as a guide, one 600mm turbine per 80–120 sqm of roof area.

No, when installed with a properly fabricated kerb and flashing, which is part of our scope.

Yes — the stack effect still drives extraction, though at a lower rate.

Yes, retrofitting on existing roofs is our most common ventilation job.

Commonly 300mm to 900mm throat diameters in galvanised or aluminium.

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