garage ventilation?
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garage ventilation?
anyone here have an attic fan type thing or something else that vents your garage space? being that we have bedrooms directly over the garage... and the garage reaching 100+ degree heat during the day and hot cars returning at night... the rooms above seem to stay much warmer than anywhere else in the house. atleast this is what i think is causing the difference. at 9pm right now, the closed garage w/ the hot engines from the cars.. its still gotta be atleast 100' in there.
what would be the best solution? I was thinking some sort of exhaust ventilation system (fan) mounted in either the ceiling or the side where the vents are.
suggestions?
what would be the best solution? I was thinking some sort of exhaust ventilation system (fan) mounted in either the ceiling or the side where the vents are.
suggestions?
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A thermostat-controlled vent fan (with a vent hood and damper) on the outside wall combined with insulation between the garage and the bedroom would do the job.
Also, have you weatherstripped the garage door?
The more hot outside air you can keep out of the garage during the day, the better.
Also, have you weatherstripped the garage door?
The more hot outside air you can keep out of the garage during the day, the better.
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A thermostat-controlled vent fan (with a vent hood and damper) on the outside wall combined with insulation between the garage and the bedroom would do the job.
Also, have you weatherstripped the garage door?
The more hot outside air you can keep out of the garage during the day, the better.
Also, have you weatherstripped the garage door?
The more hot outside air you can keep out of the garage during the day, the better.