Window rebate vents for safe ventilation

MACO Vent

If you think manually ventilating rooms is not effective or is too time-consuming, we have the solution: MACO Vent window rebate vents. Our ventilation solution aerates continuously and independently, improving the indoor climate. Good air quality improves well-being and health and preserves the quality building of the building – i.e., the building structure – long term.

Benefits for fabricators

One vent for all windows: a guaranteed coordinating accessory for PVC system solutions
Installed and complete: No further work is required after installation – for the life of the product.
Small price, big impact: Highly effective and high-quality enhancement for every window, with minimal effort

Benefits for consumers

Automatic and efficient: Continuous ventilation improves well-being and protects the health of occupants.
Simple and flexible: The rebate vent can also be retrofitted quickly and inexpensively.
Good for building materials: Autonomous ventilation and aeration maintains the long-term quality of the building structure.

Special features

Automatic ventilation without draughts

Ventilation without negative consequences: MACO Vent ensures a controlled, minimum exchange of air with very little energy loss – And equally convenient: The aerodynamically effective sealing lip of our ventilation solution minimises air flow to the inside. The end effect: no draughts.

Invisible, flexible and soundproof

Not visible from the outside and therefore also not a weak point for burglary. This means that the rebate vent can be closed manually or automatically and the soundproofing remains virtually unaffected.

Ventilation without effort

Unlike decentralised and centralised ventilation systems, rebate vents do not require any structural modifications. Especially in combination with existing exhaust air systems, they are an effective way to prevent mould.

Window rebate vents: MACO Vent

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Multi Operating and maintenance instructions for end users (turn-only, turn&tilt and tilt-first hardware)

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