Sun, Air, and Water

These three elements are essential for life and for creating a comfortable living environment – whether in an apartment, house, cottage, or at the dacha. For centuries, people have paid great attention to natural lighting and water purification. Today, ventilation systems also play a major role in keeping the indoor climate healthy and pleasant.

A few decades ago, natural ventilation was enough for air exchange. But now, with new building technologies making homes nearly airtight, mechanical supply-and-exhaust ventilation systems are becoming more common. In such sealed spaces, it’s often necessary to bring in fresh air from outside and push used air out using special equipment.

Homes can be equipped with built-in air ducts or simpler air channels that bring in air, heating it in winter to a set temperature, or cooling it in summer using climate systems. Electric fans in bathrooms and toilets are now standard. These are installed right into the exhaust vent hole to create a forced ventilation system. Similarly, fresh air can enter through a decorative air intake grill that matches the look of the building. A module with an electric fan and adjustable flaps provides enough airflow, regardless of sealed windows or tight doors. A properly installed ventilation system will give you clean, fresh air around the clock!

All of this is key to setting up a proper, healthy home. Natural sunlight, access to clean water via a well, and a smart ventilation system all make your living space more comfortable and enjoyable. These things should be carefully planned from the very beginning – during the design and construction of any building.