Eaves Grate
EAVES GRATE ALU RAL
Eurovent® EAVES GRATE ALU RAL aluminium eaves grate, manufactured from high-quality aluminium with perforation across the entire surface, ensuring proper ventilation of the protected area. The grate is available in a two-colour version in RAL 7016 / RAL 8017.
Advantages:
- Ensures proper ventilation
- UV-resistant
- Resistant to rodents
Application and Technical Data
The Eurovent® EAVES GRATE ALU RAL aluminium eaves grate is used to protect ventilation inlets in building façades and the eaves area of ventilated roofs against birds, rodents and insects. It protects the secured area from leaves and other contaminants while ensuring proper ventilation and air circulation within the façade and roof area. Suitable for use with almost all types of roof coverings.
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System products
To achieve maximum ventilation efficiency and long-term roof covering durability, the Eurovent® EAVES GRATE ALU RAL eaves grate should be used together with:
- Other Eurovent® eaves system elements, ensuring proper air intake and protection against contaminants
- Eurovent® highly vapour-permeable roof membranes
- Eurovent® sealing and adhesive tapes, ensuring tight joints and protection against moisture
The use of complete Eurovent® system solutions ensures reliable ventilation, long-lasting structural protection and durability of the entire roof.
GOOD TO KNOW
How does KRATKA OKAPOWA ALU RAL differ from the standard ALU version?
The function is the same: perforated aluminium protects the ventilation opening. The ALU RAL version is additionally available in RAL 7016 and RAL 8017.
Why does the colour matter?
Part of the grille may remain visible. Matching it to anthracite or brown roof elements provides a cleaner finish.
Does the coloured finish affect ventilation?
No. The perforation remains fully functional and airflow is maintained.
Does it protect against rodents?
Yes. The aluminium construction provides good mechanical protection, including against rodents.
Where can it be used?
At the eaves of ventilated roofs and at façade ventilation openings, especially where both durability and appearance are important.




