Features:
- Durable Copper Construction: Crafted from 16-ounce hammered copper, this vent offers exceptional strength, resistance to corrosion, and a timeless aesthetic.
- Versatile Sizing: Available in 4", 6", and 8" diameters to accommodate various ventilation needs.
- One-Way Flapper: Prevents backdrafts and water ingress while allowing for efficient airflow.
- Low Profile Design: Ideal for discreet installation under eaves or soffits.
- Made in the USA: Thunderbird Products takes pride in offering high-quality, American-made ventilation solutions.
This item is also available in Copper and Stainless Steel.
Applications:
- Soffit Dryer Vent: Effectively vents dryer exhaust air while maintaining a clean and unobtrusive appearance.
- Under Eave Ventilation: Ideal for discreetly venting appliances or spaces that require airflow.
This hammered copper vent combines style and function, offering a durable and efficient solution for your ventilation needs. Its low-profile design and weather-resistant construction make it an excellent choice for enhancing your home's exterior while ensuring proper airflow.
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This is my second hammered copper soffit vent from CopperLab. Excellent quality, fantastic looking. I'm actually using these vents for my kitchen stove exhaust hood. I found one vent limited the flow on my hood so I'm pairing another one next to it in the soffit and installing a wye on the ducting to increase volume. I have not installed the second vent yet... waiting for a little warmer weather. You can see that the copper has darkened on the first one from almost a year of use. It looks great on my stone sided 1915 Craftsman style home. When I do a complete remodel of my main bathroom I will be using a CopperLab hammered copper vent as well.