Cobra^® Fascia Vent Attic Intake Ventilation on a Coil!

• Remove excess heat and moisture to protect your roof from premature deterioration
  
  
• Prevent roof rot in your attic or roof deck
  
  
• Minimize peeling and extend the life of exterior and interior paint
  
  
• Limit the growth of harmful mold
  
  
• Safeguard your attic possessions against mildew damage
  
  
• Guard against ice damming in harsh winter climates
  
  
• Possibly reduce excessive heating and air conditioning costs
  

Cobra^® Fascia Vent is a key part of the GAF Lifetime Roofing System, and has even
earned the prestigious Good Housekeeping Seal. (See Details)

The GAF Lifetime Roofing System has earned the prestigious Good Housekeeping Seal, which means that Good Housekeeping stands behind the products in this system. (Refer to Good Housekeeping Magazine for its consumer protection policy.)

Balanced Ventilation Requirements

Balanced ventilation requires an equal amount of intake ventilation and exhaust ventilation. GAF recommends, at a minimum, providing 1 square foot of Net Free Ventilation for every 300 square feet of attic floor space. Consult local building codes for specific ventilation requirements in your area.

1. Calculate the total square footage of the attic floor area (round up to the next highest number). This number will determine the minimum total linear feet of Cobra^® Fascia Vent that is needed.
2. Find the appropriate amount of Cobra^® Fascia Vent and minimum exhaust ventilation that corresponds to the total attic square footage.
   
   

NOTE: Always have a balanced ventilation system. In no case should the amount of exhaust ventilation at the ridge exceed the amount of soffit ventilation.

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