
Best Practice MVHR Installation
All systems are designed in-house by our experienced technical team and installed by our own team of BPEC registered engineers.
Our Mechanical Ventilation with Heat Recovery (MVHR) systems are installed with smoothflow rigid ducting throughout, providing higher heat efficiency. The resulting low pressure loss will mean a lower energy use and the system will be quieter due to efficient low velocity.
This solid ducting is resistant to crush damage during construction and thereafter can be cleaned and maintained if required.
We only use precision engineered metal and plastic fittings, ducting and silencers mechanically fastened and sealed at every joint.
MVHR Ducting Installation should take place as follows:
If the house is of concrete slab construction
- When roof is complete (building watertight)
- Before any other services are installed below the concrete slab
- A void space of 200mm below the concrete slab will allow insulated duct to be used
- A void space of 100mm will mean you will have to convert to 204/60mm flat channel ducting
If the house is of timber-frame construction
- When roof is complete (building watertight)
- Before any other services are installed
- Timber partition walls and floors are in place
Should you decide to install a MVHR system from Beam on a DIY basis, we can provide design layout and commissioning. However, it is crucial that best practice is adhered to at all times to ensure system efficiency.