hahaha. Cannot install on the wall la... That's not how the turbine ventilator works

To give you an idea, you could look them up in the net or read HERE



This post has been edited by kelvyn: Sep 5 2011, 09:12 PM

i am sorry but i seriously think it looks ugly... Feel like hawker centre or factory...

lol

, question was so, can this turbine ventilator be installed on high rise property?

lol.... thought this was answered in the previous few post? tak baca kah...

The turbine ventilator basically draws out the hot air from the top of the roof. So, can install on the top of any roof la...

For condo or apartment, you do not own the roof. How can you go and install something on the roof?

This post has been edited by buzzle25: Sep 6 2011, 03:54 PM

If top floor can since the roof is at the top of top floor?

Get ventilation fan for highrise

If die die want to install the turbine ventilator, better check with your condo's management first.
Otherwise, after you install and there is any problem with the roof, you will be held responsible

Like the one mentioned Post #8?

lol, no need die die la, otherwise I'll be the first to die . In fact I'm not staying at top floor. Guess for high rise, the only ventilation method is still exhaust fan. Any other options?

Change external wall color, use better heat reflex.

But can it be done if living in a high rise community?

No point changing living hall color, most important is the external. High rise building is a problem. Have to complain to building management hope they do it in future.

This post has been edited by weikee: Sep 6 2011, 07:47 PM

Even if the management is doing it, it would not because of the heat issue which is as per topic discussion, but it would be aesthetic issue instead.

Best is to avoid property facing West if possible.