All posts by: admin

About admin

5 Tips for Improved Ventilation After Lockdown

From Saturday 4 July 2020, many businesses in England which haven’t been able to open for months can welcome customers back again.  With correct social distancing measures, PPE and cleaning operations in place, hair salons, B&Bs, hotels, holiday cottages, restaurants, pubs and cafes can once again open their doors.  At home, two households of any [...]
Background Ventilation News

Made in Britain Accreditation for Rytons

Rytons is pleased to announce that we are now an accredited member of Made in Britain, an organisation which brings British manufacturers together under one collective mark, to help buyers and specifiers easily identify products which are made in Britain. British manufacturing has a history of producing high-quality goods, and we are proud of the [...]
Other News

Housing Secretary Outlines Plans to Reduce Multi-storey Building Threshold to 11m

NEWS: On Monday (20 January 2020), Robert Jenrick, secretary of state for housing, communities and local government, delivered his update on the Building Safety Programme. With regards to the ban on the use of flammable materials, the Housing Secretary told the House of Commons “We banned the use of combustible materials in the external walls [...]
A1 Fire-rated News, Cavity & Underfloor Ventilation News, Ducting News, Other News, Tailor-made by Rytons

Rytons Galvanised Steel Grilles Satisfy the Need for Non-combustible Vents

Since the update to Regulation 7(2) banning the use of combustible materials in the external walls of relevant buildings above 18m*, the availability and choice of construction materials suitable for use in high-rise developments has been severely reduced. To satisfy industry requirements for non-combustible ventilation grilles, Rytons has developed a tailor-made range of galvanised steel [...]
A1 Fire-rated News, Cavity & Underfloor Ventilation News, Ducting News, Tailor-made by Rytons

Emergency Shelter Company Chooses Rytons for Ventilation

Poverty, unemployment, natural disaster, conflict - just a few of the reasons why people find themselves homeless and vulnerable. With a mission to reduce homelessness and provide quality shelter, Pallet Shelter of Everett, USA has developed a range of modular buildings which can be used to build tiny house communities and pop-up emergency accommodation. Made [...]
Background Ventilation News, Tailor-made by Rytons

Background Ventilation and Purge Ventilation Explained

The key to achieving and maintaining good indoor air quality is efficient background ventilation and purge ventilation.  Here we explain the purpose of each system and why a house needs both. Background Ventilation Background ventilation is a whole house ventilation system that allows the introduction of fresh outside air into a habitable room without opening [...]
Background Ventilation News

Easy 3 Step Plan for Effective Noise Reduction in New Build Homes

With a UK wide shortage of newly built houses, land that would once have been considered undesirable for residential development due to noise issues from roads, railway lines, HS2 routes or industrial areas is now being urbanised by house builders to satisfy demand. Ensuring adequate and effective noise control for properties built in areas impacted [...]
Acoustic Ventilation News, Background Ventilation News

Popular Cavity Weep Clearly Better

Introducing the New Improved Rytweep Clear - Now Ultra-Clear! The only totally transparent weep hole duct on the market, and the latest product to benefit from our commitment to innovation and product development. Virtually invisible, the new Ultra-Clear Rytweep blends perfectly with any colour brickwork or mortar, allowing every finish to use the same weeps.  [...]
Cavity & Underfloor Ventilation News

How to Achieve Scotland’s High Background Venting Requirements

Scotland’s high ventilation criteria of 12,000mm² per habitable room ensures good quality indoor air for healthy living.  However, it also means window trickle vents can no longer provide all the required airflow and a new approach to ventilation is required. Here's our two step recommendation for background ventilation in Scotland's new build properties. 1. Start [...]
Background Ventilation News