NON METAL ROOF VENTS HEATING

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CRITTER QUITTER Avalon Manufacturing 709 Cranes Court Maitland FL 32751 Non-metal roof vents for heating, cooling and ventilation in residential and commercial buildings; Non-metal vent cover for HVAC ducts; Non-metal vent covers for roofdeck protrusions, drains and pitch pans; Non-metallic roof flashing; PVC roofing membrane;
DOLCO TEKNI-PLEX, INC. 460 E. Swedesford Rd., Suite 3000 Wayne PA 19087 Non-metal roof vents for heating, cooling, and ventilation in residential and commercial buildings; Plastic roof vents for heating, cooling, and ventilation in residential and commercial buildings;Plastic egg cartons for commercial use; commercial packaging containers comprised of plastic for food products; plastic food packaging materials, namely, trays, clamshells, and containers for food packaging for the food industry; plastic foodservice packaging containers; commercial packaging containers comprised of plastic for light bulbs and light tubes; plastic packaging materials for light bulbs and light tubes, namely, foam pads for industrial packaging containers for commercial use; plastic materials in pre-shaped forms used for the transportation of light bulbs and light tubes, namely, foam pads for industrial packaging containers for commercial use;
WE NO SNOW SNOWVENTCO LIMITED 131 Frankford Road Foxboro, ONTARIO K0K2B0 Canada Non-metal roof vents for heating, cooling, and ventilation in residential and commercial buildings;Metal roof vents for heating, cooling, and ventilation in residential and commercial buildings;SNOW;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. A roof venting system comprising a second roof layer disposed above a first roof layer with a spacer disposed therebetween to provide an air flow channel between the two roof layers. A gap is provided in the upper roof layer at or near the top end of the roof and a vent component is disposed in the gap to beneficially disperse and/or utilize the vented air from the air flow channel. In one embodiment, the spacers have openings to permit air to flow up the roof channel. The vent component can be configured to vent air from the roof, heat water in pipes disposed in communication with the channel, direct the air for use in the interior of the building and/or direct the heated air for use in making electricity. The air can be filtered and/or cooled. A translucent material over the pipes can facilitate sunlight heating of the water.