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Beckala 2017-01-29 8:53am

Nail Salon Ventilation for Lampworking?
 
I'm getting together a list of equipment to set up a studio in my garage and while researching ventilation I stumbled upon these all in one ventilation systems nail salons use. They seem to be designed to pull fine particles and fumes out of the air at a safe rate and are now required by a law in a few states.

Does anyone know if something like this would work for a glass setup? Has anyone tried one?

I'm trying to avoid cutting holes in my garage so this seemed like a great find but I want to be safe more than anything else. This seemed like a possible option but I'd love a more experienced opinion.

http://aerovexsystems.com/nail-salon...cts.asp?ptid=2

lenora 2017-01-29 9:04am

I don't think those would work. Those ard designed to capture particulate. You need to vent harmful fumes out of your work area. The only way to do that is to vent it outside.

Eileen 2017-01-29 9:06am

I don't know, but I wonder if you can contact the company and see if that system is safe for propane and heavy metal fumes.
It seems pretty pricey!

There is a blog entry by Andrea Guarino? where she has someone help her come up with a portable system that she uses but the vented air does go outside her studio through a moveable tube if I remember right.

OK, I found the link. Maybe this would work for you? http://www.andreaguarino.com/read-me/

Beckala 2017-01-29 9:38am

Quote:

Originally Posted by lenora (Post 4907548)
I don't think those would work. Those ard designed to capture particulate. You need to vent harmful fumes out of your work area. The only way to do that is to vent it outside.

That makes sense. I was being hopeful! I feel like I can't get started without proper ventilation and I can't get ventilation without holes in walls.. it's a catch 22 for sure.

This art takes a strong level of devotion to do right.

Beckala 2017-01-29 9:40am

Quote:

Originally Posted by Eileen (Post 4907549)
I don't know, but I wonder if you can contact the company and see if that system is safe for propane and heavy metal fumes.
It seems pretty pricey!

There is a blog entry by Andrea Guarino? where she has someone help her come up with a portable system that she uses but the vented air does go outside her studio through a moveable tube if I remember right.

OK, I found the link. Maybe this would work for you? http://www.andreaguarino.com/read-me/

Eileen thanks for the link! The portable system looks like it might be a way to go. You're right about contacting the company for details about what those systems can pull away. I do feel like the company that comes up with a portable vent system for glass makers could kill it in the marketplace though. I know Sentry actually has a page on their systems but they are currently prohibitively expensive. http://sentryair.com/blog/art-making...me-extraction/ Pretty neat though!

Eileen 2017-01-29 5:25pm

Great! I hope it helps you get going with your work space.

lwilson21 2017-01-29 10:09pm

http://hotglasschick.com/stuff/tag/ventilation/

ghapster 2017-03-06 12:43pm

Ventilated tables
 
Take a look at these. The exhaust fumes at the source AND provide fresh outdoor air. Used for salons, but may be ok for your application. www.SalonSafe.net


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