office ventilation issue

[olbondg]

I work in the medical industry. Our working office is an old room with no acess to day ligh or fresh air, no window. Size approx, 12'x 6'. Add a pc and a small medical fridge under stairs that are over the new office space. When told about the move which is in an accommodation block, with residents and wc in passage I advised that I need to have access to fresh air or forced ventilation like https://texair.eu/ .

So the question is: Do I have the reight to reqire ventilation? I seem to be out of breath sometimes.

 

[michelwill]

They lower ventilation by absorbing already reduced oxygen levels. Heating, cooking appliances and pollutants can induce typical respiratory complaints. Indoor ventilation is a problem, as it causes occupants to breathe in recycled air and traps pollutants

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