Protect your Possessions with Whirlybird Ventilation on your Shipping Container
Shipping containers are a great way to store and protect your possessions. But did you know adding whirlybird ventilation can help prevent mold and mildew from forming in the container? Let’s explore why whirlybird ventilation is important when it comes to shipping containers, and the benefits of having this type of ventilation system installed.
What is Whirlybird Ventilation?
Whirlybird ventilation systems, also known as roof turbines or ventilators, are designed to exhaust hot air that builds up in enclosed spaces. This type of system is typically used on metal buildings such as warehouses or shipping containers. The whirlybirds come in a variety of sizes depending on the size of the building or container being ventilated. The most common size used for shipping containers is 12-inch diameter.
Benefits of Whirlybird Ventilation
The benefits of using whirlybird ventilation are numerous. Firstly, it helps to keep the air temperature inside the container at an even temperature throughout the year. This prevents condensation from forming which can lead to moisture build up and over time, mold or mildew growth in your stored items or possessions. In addition, whirlybirds provide natural lighting by allowing natural light inside the container during daylight hours. Lastly, they reduce energy costs by providing a passive cooling system instead of running expensive fans or air conditioners all day long.
How To Install A Whirlybird Ventilation System
Container Creations vent adapter are the DIY solution for installing a whirlybird ventilation system to your shipping container. The process is relatively simple but does require some basic DIY skill level knowledge if installing yourself (or hiring an experienced tradesperson). Please watch our step-by-step installation video to follow the process:
Adding whirlybird ventilation systems to your shipping containers can provide many benefits such as reducing energy costs and preventing mold/mildew from forming due to condensation build up caused by extreme temperatures changes outside and inside your storage space. Installing these systems is relatively simple but does require some basic DIY knowledge. With proper installation and maintenance you can be sure that your possessions will stay safe from humidity damage for years to come!