Stainless Steel Rooftop Dryer Vent - Exhaust Vent (4" - 12")
SKU: SRMDV4
Product Description
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Roof top dryer vent / exhaust vent for use with clothes dryer, bathroom fan, stove and kitchen exhaust and more. Available for up to 12" diameter pipe. Can be ordered with a one way damper and / or screen. Made out 26 gauge marine grade stainless steel.
- Roof Vent Cap
- Made of 26 gauge 316 stainless steel
- Can be used on flat or pitched roofs
- Perfect application for clothes dryer vent, stove exhaust fan, and bathroom fan vents
- Available in 4", 6", 8", 10", and 12" diameter pipe sizes
- Configurable with one way air damper and/or screen
- Pipe connection length is 4" (standard)
Dryer Vent Note:If you are using this product to vent a dryer it should not be ordered with a screen. Order with flapper only. A screen can catch the lint from your dryer causing a fire hazard.
Intake Vent Note: If you are using this product as an intake vent or to exhaust a fireplace then order with screen only. The one way air damper (flapper) only lets air out.
SRMDV4 | 4" Stainless Steel Rooftop Dryer Vent - Exhaust Vent |
SRMDV4FS | 4" Stainless Steel Rooftop Dryer Vent - Exhaust Vent w/ Flapper and Screen |
SRMDV6 | 6" Stainless Steel Rooftop Dryer Vent - Exhaust Vent |
SRMDV6FS | 6" Stainless Steel Rooftop Dryer Vent - Exhaust Vent w/ Flapper and Screen |
SRMDV8 | 8" Stainless Steel Rooftop Dryer Vent - Exhaust Vent Vent |
SRMDV8FS | 8" Stainless Steel Rooftop Dryer Vent - Exhaust Vent w/ Flapper and Screen |
SRMDV10 | 10" Stainless Steel Rooftop Dryer Vent - Exhaust Vent |
SRMDV10FS | 10" Stainless Steel Rooftop Dryer Vent - Exhaust Vent w/ Flapper and Screen |
SRMDV12 | 12" Stainless Steel Rooftop Dryer Vent - Exhaust Vent |
SRMDV12FS | 12" Stainless Steel Rooftop Dryer Vent - Exhaust Vent w/ Flapper and Screen |
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