
Venting a crawl space with outside air brings summer humidity and cold winter air into your home, which leads to damaging mold and rot underneath your home.
The Crawl-O-Sphere Crawl Space Fan provides another way to ventilate a crawl space environment-- with the already-conditioned air present in your home.
The Crawl-O-Sphere is intended as part of our crawl space vapor barrier system. When combined with our crawl space moisture barrier and vent covers, it provides a cost-effective way to keep a crawl space dry.
Mounting a Crawl-O-Sphere in your floor joist and installing a vent to the floor above will take a single installer about an hour to complete.
As the installer works, the rest of the crew can be working on other parts of your crawl space system.
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There are many products on the market these days that are used to ventilate crawl spaces. Some suggest take air inside your crawl space and blowing it out of the house. Others recommend blowing air from the outside into your home. But what if it's damp, humid, or cold outside?
At Lowcountry Basement Systems, we recommend installing a crawl space dehumidifier over using a crawl space fan. However, if you're looking for a more economical way to dry your space, the Crawl-O-Sphere is the way to go.
Since an encapsulated crawl space becomes part of your housing envelope, you can dry it without significant changes in your home's energy efficiency. Depending on the size of your crawl space, this system will typically draw between 15 and 80 cubic feet of air per minute from the home above.
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