Roof Vents For Shipping Containers

Check out the image to the left for a 4 feet by 4 feet louvered vent.

Roof vents for shipping containers.

Very heavy duty exhaust fan. I repurpose and install a used blower fan motor and housing out of an old air handler. This letter is to commend you and your company on building an excellent product. Our roof vents range in size from 3 inches to 48 inches in diameter while collar heights the neck of the roof vents range from 1 inch to 12 inches in height.

Container modification world big air 45 louvered gable vent 2 pack for preventing condensation and excessive heat in new and used sea cans shipping container homes cabins and offices. Western shelter is an authorized distributor of podroof container kits. 12 x 12 inches louvered shipping container vents are the most commonly used size but not the only size available. Remember that uniform air movement throughout your entire container is important.

If you re looking for a cost effective means of providing permanent cover over a large area a container roof kit can be an excellent solution. Most owners pair the louvre vent with turbine vents to ensure proper ventilation. Cold air enter from the bottom vent and worm air exits from the top vent. Turbine vents also known as whirlybird vents are installed on the roof of the container and spin thus creating a vacuum inside the container that sucks air out of the container.

A roof vent also known as also known as turbine or whirlybird vents are installed in shipping container roofs. A couple of years ago i purchased a 40 conex box steel shipping container that the supplier had installed one of your solar vents on the roof along with a couple of ordinary eave vents in the doors to allow fresh air in. Roof vents are manufactured and engineered for every climate zone and are customizable for every type of roof. You will need intake vents down low as well for fresh air to enter your container so the hotter air rises and exhausts out of the vent on your container s roof.

These vents are ideally paired with a louvre vent providing a fresh air access point at one end of the conex container and the suction on the roof moving clean air in and old air out of the top. Work and use at your own risk. I have a lot of valuable equipment stored in this container and the solar ventilator has. As they spin these vents suck the air out of the container.