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I presume the spinny air vent fan is made of plastic, and if so, you'll more than likely be able to pick one up from a large DIY store, according to the size of course.
This type of thing is quite popular when gas appliances have been fitted, and a need for continuous fresh arises. they were fitted in the windows of houses. Some come with a cord fitted to open and close the ventilation. I think they come in 4" and 6" diameter sizes. |
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This site has 'spinny' air vents for green houses, one is solar powered.
Bit pricy though. ![]() Two Wests - Please enable your cookies Cheaper one here... Please enable your cookies ![]()
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Thanks all - had a look in B&Q today, they had none, then on the off-chance asked when I was in the glazier getting replacement panes, and they'll sell me one for £16. A bit more than I was hoping for a plastic fan-thing, but it gets the greenhouse that bit closer to useable!
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