central ventilation system

Hello,

I recently visited a show home and was able to take a closer look at a central controlled residential ventilation system from PLUGGIT. In this system, the ventilation grilles were in the floor. Here in the forum, one often reads about the problem that the pipes can eventually become contaminated, but this does not happen as long as the filters are changed appropriately. But what happens, for example, if water runs into the pipes through the ventilation grilles because, for instance, a vase is knocked over or children are playing (of course, other things could also get into the ventilation grilles)?

Regards

I don't like this option. It can always happen that something gets spilled. Then you're just cleaning up. I find the air from above pleasant.

Hello,

I do not agree that the air from above is better. We got to know Pluggit once at a trade fair and thought it was not bad. It is a Swedish company and is also a leader in this field. This device is designed so that nothing can fall inside. In any case, clean the filters regularly.

Best regards
Annegret

Okay, I do not know the Pluggit ventilation system in detail. For a well-insulated property, it makes sense to install a central ventilation system. The investment costs are manageable.

I know these ventilation systems and they are available for the ceiling and for the floor. They are easy to install and maintenance is also not a problem. The technicians of this company also provide good service.

Good company, good products and good service. I also have my problems with the floor ventilation. Especially when there are small children in the house, something does get spilled.