Our vent openings are through the siding above the concrete crawl space. Will these work there?
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what is the mesh rough opening? Cause I noticed the overall width is 19.5, but what is the measurement for fitting inside only. I have a rough openning of 16X7 would this fit?
1361590
It should but if there's less then the width of a cinder block, you'll probably have to cut down the retaining bolts which go through the bracket once it's installed.
983385
I am sorry. That I do not know. I have aluminum siding and mounted to directly to the house.
1287502
It should work, you will have to cut down some of the material, and you can use the left over material in your floor vents.
1169339
If you have a good inch or more when lifting the door at the very top they will work...The Garage door will naturally leave a gap at the top as it opens. They look great installed and have been very durable.
2224125
You will need adapters to connect from your trailer to the connectors on the water heater. Don't forget the vent.
483715
There are vent hole on top and vented areas on the side. This shed is not air tight.
205463
It can be as long as you don't expect the aluminum to hold it up. You have to go through to the studs or masonry wall. The siding is merely a facade over what lies below. Connect to the structure and you will be more than happy.
1794852
no, their made for the vents in the foundation. I don't think they are made large enough to cover a crawspace entry.
1237130
I haven't installed them above ground however , depending on your location (ie freezing temps) I don't see why they could not be installed above ground. Mine were submerged under water briefly and still work fine. The inlet is 3/4" female threaded
163646
I do not think so. They are vented for antifogging so chemical fumes and gases will come in.
602981
I don't believe so. But the fine print in the installation instructions does require that the building be vented to remove moisture created by the heater. I had continual moisture dripping from the ceiling and beams until I added a roof vent to let the moisture out. At the same time, I am loosing a certain amount of heat!!!!
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As long as the vent covers are magnetic. If you can stick normal magnetic things to it (fridge magnets, etc), then you should be fine. It might just be easier to find some thick paper and use masking tape to stick it over the vents.
1778977
My gutter has metal tubes with aluminum nails 7" long every 3 feet, the Looj fits under them just fine. I would imagine you will have no problem.
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The whole item is made of plastic, so water should be no problem. Rain would have to blow horizontal through the opening in order to get in the crawl space, but have never seen that done or heard of it being a problem before.
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As long as the siding panels are horizontal and you have a way to get the tab up under the panel, you should be fine.
766651
Yes they will work. You have to drop the headliner and columns to run wire and drill the holes in the roof. So there is a little job involved
924231
These are meant to be mounted in the crawl space in the concrete/block foundation. This allows them to vent from the inside to the outside and will carry moisture out and clean the crawlspace air. You should have a wall mounted electrical outlet installed close to the fan unit so you can power it. If not, you may be able to run a heavy duty commercial extension cord from the nearest outlet to the fan and power it. The instructions, however, call for a permanent plug near the crawl space fan. Good luck.