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Ventilation for your shed helps to keep your shed cool and dry!



This is important for long term maintenance of your shed. Simply put "a wet and hot shed is more likely to rot".

There are a few options on the market that are very easy to incorporate into your shed.


One way is to use roof ridge vents. Roof ridge vents can be found in the roofing section of your home improvement store. Roof ridge vents are added when shingling your roof. They are installed on the ridge of your roof on top of the shingles allowing hot air to rise and escape your shed without allowing water to enter it.

how to ridge vent guide




Another good form of ventilation to incorporate into your shed is soffit vents. Soffit vents are good to consider when using a roof ridge vent system. The soffit vents go under the soffit of the shed and allow cool air to enter your shed

Soffit Vent How To Guide

Another good way to ventilate your shed is a roof vent with turbine vents. You've seen these before. The metal vents on roofs that spin. These not only allow air to enter and escape your shed but also promote the circulation of air in and out of your shed. They are simple to install and are quite cost effective (more bang for your buck). The vent is installed directly on top on the roof under the shingles. Some home owners don't like the look of a turbine vent on their small shed roof. So consider if the aesthetics are more important than ventilation.

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