How can have the window open but prevent people seeing in, TEMP ISSUES

[Karsa]

Two way film on the window?

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[Bud_Banshee]

Any one used Phonic Trap ducting for noise? and could tell me "how much" it helps?

[Admiral]

This may sound either silly or obvious but what about window blinds?..

[Cooky2992]

Hi bud.. can anyone actually see in if it's a skylight on top of your roof?? Daft question maybe but just trying to picture it 🤔😂


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[Cooky2992]

Just re read.. have you opened the skylight how you want then ran downstairs and looked to see if it can even be seen?? 😊


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[Karsa]

Any one used Phonic Trap ducting for noise? and could tell me "how much" it helps?

No but I have seen it. It's banging man. Worth the cost. Just tape the ends up so you don't get any fiber anywhere

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[Bud_Banshee]

This may sound either silly or obvious but what about window blinds?..

they have blinds but there they don't cover the gap the comes when you open up velux windows.

Just re read.. have you opened the skylight how you want then ran downstairs and looked to see if it can even be seen?? ��

yer you can see much just a bit of the tent (only another grower would probably twig) but if somebody done roof work while i was at work id be fucked


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No but I have seen it. It's banging man. Worth the cost. Just tape the ends up so you don't get any fiber anywhere

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Defo thinking of getting some just not this month as iv just forked out for phresh silent 6 inch.


Anyway iv drilled a hole into the wall of the plaster board that goes into a space near the roof slates and its now pulling constant cool air. Iv ordered a Air Vent cover for the extraction and plan on making a hole for it into my hall. Problem should now be solved. No need for an open window, low noise and constant good temps

Just hope no-one asked why theres an air vent on the wall haha. If they do ill just say that room gets a lil humid in the summer and damp or something so i added a extraction fan...

What do you guys think

[Dizzydave]

Any one used Phonic Trap ducting for noise? and could tell me "how much" it helps?

I started with phonic trap ducting and loved it tidy clean no mess the insulation is a sheet so know bits everywhere but then had to alter a few bits and needed more so I tried rhino acoustic and I found the rhino was quieter and under half the price so I've replaced it all now

[Bud_Banshee]

I started with phonic trap ducting and loved it tidy clean no mess the insulation is a sheet so know bits everywhere but then had to alter a few bits and needed more so I tried rhino acoustic and I found the rhino was quieter and under half the price so I've replaced it all now

Really!? with that price tag i thought PhonicTrap would be better... the only thing i hate about acoustic ducting is the itch on your skin you get when you fit it. I hate fibre glass but i love a stealth grow ha

[Devoed]

If you have access to a good hammer drill and diamond cutter, drill a 6” hole in the wall put a vent cover on the outside and run a fan through it! Sounds messy but no need to mess around with windows being open etc


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