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Explore the beauty and performance of Quarrix ventilation and composite tile installations. From superior airflow to durable, eye-catching designs, this gallery highlights the innovation and craftsmanship that set Quarrix apart.

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How do I contact Quarrix Customer Support?

If you would like to talk to a live person, call our Customer Service Department at (800) 438-2920 Monday – Friday between 7:30 am – 4:30 pm (CST). If you prefer to contact us via email, fill out our contact form.

How do I submit a warranty?

Our Lifetime Limited Warranty on Quarrix Composite Tile delivers peace of mind for decades to come. To submit a warranty or download warranty information see our Warranty Information.

Why do I need to ventilate the attic?

A properly ventilated attic will extend the life of your roof. Without ventilation, moisture can accumulate and cause the roofing materials to deteriorate over time.

How do I calculate how much ventilation is needed?

Building codes require that the 1/300 rule be adhered to and in some cases the 1/150 rule. This means that for every 300 feet of attic space, there should be 1 square foot of ventilation. Different products have different amounts of ventilation measured by their NFA, so you will want to make sure that you are using the correct amount of the product to provide enough airflow to meet the 1/300 or 1/150 rule. Check out our Ventilation Calculator for an easy way to determine how much ventilation you need.

Will Quarrix StormStop® Ridge Vent perform as well as baffled products?

Yes, for two reasons:

Quarrix ventilation products don’t have external baffles that can be clogged with leaves, etc.
The most crucial element to the performance of a ventilation system is that it is in balanced. If an attic has a properly balanced system, the airflow will move from the eaves and the bottom of the attic to the top, pushing out heat and moisture in a natural flow using air pressure, thermal effect and diffusion. If the system were to be unbalanced, and the NFA at the ridge is higher than at the eave, a reverse airflow can occur causing an opposite effect to what is desired. Baffles have no effect on achieving a balanced system. For a system to be in balanced there must be an equal or greater amount of intake at the eaves than what is being exhausted at the ridge.

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