Air bricks

[Christien]

Hi can anyone out there advise if there is any use installing airbricks into a wall where the sub floor is concrete?

I have floorboards in my living room (which is at the front of the house) above a sub floor and have 3 air bricks on the outside of the front wall. I have been told that I need to fit airbricks to the walls to the side and back of the house to assist air flow but how will the flow get through the concrete?

I am confused!!

Christien

 

[^woody^]

Airbricks need to be at each end of the timber floor - ie front a back

You can't put any in the side. Whoever advised you should have known this

 

[gregers]

you can place air bricks where you want,but you will have to GUN up your screed/concrete floor then install some piping so the air flow can work.
you might have to remove your kitchen/whatevers in the way for you to achieve this,but hey why spend a few quid when you can SPEND LOTS.