Maurice Franklin 2" Round Plastic Vent - Black - Package of 6
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A hole saw used to cut holes in a 2" round plastic vent is designed to fit the hole made by Maurice Franklin.
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Selected User Reviews For Maurice Franklin 2" Round Plastic Vent - Black - Package of 6
I used them to add ventilation to the enclosed and insulated base of my off-grid I wanted to allow moisture to escape but to make sure there'd be no mice coming in since the room is unheated and unoccupied most of the year. On a battery powered DeWalt driver, I used a powerful Lenox 2" hole saw to drill through the double 2" x 8" pressure treated side panels. For my application, the holes in these vents are a bit larger than ideal, so I cut small pieces of nylon screen to go behind them to ensure no insects can enter. Easily tapped and well fitted, these vents are very useful. With no maintenance, these are supposed to last for years.
My plumbing (sewer line) roof vents could be covered by them. A significant amount of debris was getting into the vent line and clogging it (it needed to be augered out). In fact, both naturally occurring and manmade debris were present in the debris pile A squirrel donates some food as well! They will ensure that I have clean vents (while allowing rain to pass through) but will prevent pine needles and acorns from getting in. In spite of the fact that they were iron pipes, I just snapped them in (which fit iron and plastic) or, when the pipe was a little too big, I gorilla-wired it This was really cheap compared to the ones made for this purpose, and we loved the fact that it could be easily removed in the future if needed.
I have prepared this bit for you in a very simple and plain manner. WE FOUND A WAY TO FIT IT IN! That's exactly what you want. . . Trust me, so long as you know your 2 inchhole diameter is right, these vents will simply slide right in! It is important to hold on to themselves firmly! Personally, I love them as they have a nice clean look if installed correctly!.
In my UTV cab, I brought these vents up to bring fresh air into the cabin.
It is easy to In two aquarium hoods, one covered with 3/4" wood and the other with 1/4", I used these for venting. Both of these look great, and they fit into both perfectly.
My son noticed that our electronic equipment, which was hidden under a cherry cabinet, started to run warm. So he drilled 2 - inch holes to increase the temperature. To provide ventilation, there are two 2" holes in the side. The covers fit perfectly over the ugly holes and make the cabinet look more.
Drilling with a good 2" hole saw will loosen it if you drill it with a good hole saw. To keep it in place, it is held in place by black silicone. Although it's a little vent, it looks cool. The four of them were put in a tongue box as a way Then I'll be able to use them more effectively.
I used this on a diy shed and the overhang of the soffit board was only Your look is More ventilation systems will be ordered to supply good airflow. Nevertheless, I would like it to have a built-in screen to help keep bugs out, along with extra screen material and cut to fit pieces.