Door Vents and Grills

Discreet Airflow with Functional Style

Door vents and grills are essential for promoting air circulation between rooms while maintaining privacy. Ideal for bathrooms, kitchens, utility rooms, and plant cupboards, these vents help reduce condensation, dampness, and odours.

Our range includes louvre-style, slotted, and mesh vents in a variety of finishes such as brass, stainless steel, aluminium, plastic, and powder-coated colours. Choose from surface-mounted or flush-fit options to suit interior and commercial applications.

✅ Key Features:

• Improves ventilation for internal and cupboard doors

• Available in metal or plastic with various shapes and finishes

• Choose from screw-fixed, adhesive, or clip-in styles

• Ideal for bathrooms, kitchens, offices, and airing cupboards

• Low-profile designs for discreet installation

• Fire-rated and non-fire-rated versions available

📘 FAQs – Door Vents & Grills

❓ What are door vents used for?

Door vents allow air to circulate between rooms, helping to balance temperature, reduce moisture, and prevent stale air buildup – especially in enclosed spaces.

❓ Where should door vents be installed?

Common placements include bathroom and kitchen doors, boiler cupboards, and plant or IT rooms. They’re often mounted at the top and/or bottom of the door for airflow.

❓ What materials are available?

We stock vents in metal (aluminium, stainless steel, brass) and plastic in finishes like white, black, chrome, and brass to match your decor or project.

❓ Are there fire-rated door vents?

Yes – we offer fire-rated models designed to maintain fire integrity in FD30 or FD60 doors, typically required in commercial or residential flat settings.

❓ Do door vents reduce noise?

Most vents will not block sound as they are open or slotted. However, we offer some models with baffles or acoustic linings that help reduce noise transfer.

❓ Can they be fitted to uPVC or metal doors?

Some adhesive or clip-on models may be suitable, but most are designed for timber or composite doors. Always check the product spec for compatibility.

❓ How do I know what size to choose?

Measure your available door space and select a vent with a sufficient free airflow area (measured in cm² or mm²) for the room’s ventilation requirements.