Interior designers have a huge influence in the way we furnish and decorate our homes. This is reflected by current high street trends from the colour we paint our walls right down to the chrome finish on a tap. However, even today, there are certain appliances which still prove to be a challenge for the style conscious.

Are you looking for a quiet domestic extract fan, one which won’t ruin the ambiance of a bathroom and will be seen and not heard in a utility room? The SILENT 100 could be just the ticket.

EnviroVent has joined the Scottish Federation of Housing Associations (SFHA) as a commercial member.

Extractor fans are an essential part of modern day life; but trying to source one that’s aesthetically pleasing and doesn't let out a constant noise from the corner of the room can be quite exhausting. Thankfully, EnviroVent’s range of silent extractor fans has been designed with elegance and silence in mind!

EnviroVent won the prestigious manufacturer award at the 42 under 42 (Yorkshire Region) Awards held at the Royal Armouries Hall, Leeds.

As part of the company's rebranding process, the latest additions to the EnviroVent commercial van fleet are now showing off the new corporate look.

Hospitals, care homes and doctors’ surgeries are under increasing pressure to reduce the risk of bacterial infections and cross-contamination. Mike Massey, R&D Director at EnviroVent, the sustainable ventilation manufacturer, explains how using technology and traditional techniques is the most effective solution to this major problem.

EnviroVent have been manufacturing domestic ventilation for over twenty years and have just launched their new light industrial range including plate and cased axial flow fans, acoustic cabinet fans, in-line centrifugal fans and an extensive range of commercial ducting and ancillaries.

The Sea Cadets in Port Talbot had their rundown base revamped. It looked impressive from the outside but inside it was in need of a makeover.