Why do some have vent flaps at the peak and some not?
1328164
They all have a typ of vent flap. Some are just built in and others have a raised metal apparatus in the roof metal frame that comes in various sizes. So it depends on roof metal structure .
1328165
they are different frames. Make sure you are buying the right canopy for the right frame as the vented ones will not fit on a regular non vented frame
49321
the vents are on the sides. the entire back exposes the cooling panel. I don't know why others say it is vented on the back
112083
Yes. There are two vents. Each runs vertically at the edge of the shoulder to just below the arm pit
2234079
it has 2 vent holes. one on bottom and one on top. then it has a few ports for plugs and wires. these ports tie up onto stuff so you could use them for extra air filtration if you wanted.
206971
They should be right at the top of the flap. Mine are exposed and easy to see
1803597
There are cut outs on the top and bottom which could be the openings that person is asking about.
1407988
There is a valve you open, and then the interior structure causes it to expand and pull air in. Sometimes you do have to blow a little air in as well, but it's nothing like blowing up a normal air mattress.
382777
Mine did when I ordered it. We love it as having the double flaps decreases yhr amount if air that was leaking in. Well that is until my dig stands 1/2 in and 1/2 out so both flaps are open
2087085
There are snaps on the top flap, and they snap very strong. You have to give a good, solid tug to release them. Very happy with this item.
866713
there is a single flap that opens in both directions. the flap has decent insulation when flap is closed. ours closes completely most times under normal use (lab going in and out). sometimes it doesn't close completely and there is a gap. when we notice a gap, it is easy to close. not a perfect solution but it works well for our purposes in light of the moderate cost and very simple installation/removal that requires no hardware or alternations - easy to drop in and take out. we live in SE Pennsylvania. during major cold spells or if we are going away, we take the whole thing out and close the window. there is a single flap that opens in both directions. the flap has decent insulation when flap is closed. ours closes completely most times under normal use (lab going in and out). sometimes it doesn't close completely and there is a gap. when we notice a gap, it is easy to close. not a perfect solution but it works well for our purposes in light of the moderate cost and very simple installation/removal that requires no hardware or alternations - easy to drop in and take out. we live in SE Pennsylvania. during major cold spells or if we are going away, we take the whole thing out and close... » Read More there is a single flap that opens in both directions. the flap has decent insulation when flap is closed. ours closes completely most times under normal use (lab going in and out). sometimes it doesn't close completely and there is a gap. when we notice a gap, it is easy to close. not a perfect solution but it works well for our purposes in light of the moderate cost and very simple installation/removal that requires no hardware or alternations - easy to drop in and take out. we live in SE Pennsylvania. during major cold spells or if we are going away, we take the whole thing out and close the window. « Show Less
1792115
The covers go over the existing vent covers. You can still open and close the original vents.
882564
That is normal the window is to see the oil level on the unit. Its a stamp to label the air port above it so your aware the unit needs to breath because the it vents from that aera
153283
I have not had that problem... it has holes for ventilation... very comfortable!
1063165
They have small vent holes on the bottom that are angled in a way that makes it difficult for dust to get in, not impossible.
1445696
It has a lipped over leading edge to protect the outside corner of the door sill. I purchase more two sided tape and stainless Phillips head with built in washer self tapping trim screws to do a more factory looking application. They look good. Do not over tighten screws. Only snug good is fine. The two sided tapes actually hold it down. Takes more time and figuring out sequencing of tape but it is worth it. If you just Google "Vent Shade 88407" and look at the images you will see more and better views showing the lip, "L".
1123111
It closes well but there is a tendency for lint buildup around the edges. The flap is light weight and if you allow lint build-up it won't close well for you. That's probably true of just about any vent. If I had to buy this one over again, I would.
992085
there is a magnetic snap. the flap part has a slight protrusion. the base part has a slight depression. the protrusion inserts into the depression, and is kept closed with magnetic pieces.