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AtticAir Vent
Low Profile | Advanced Airflow

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Features

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Low-profile design for enhanced curb appeal

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Durable, weather-resistant construction

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Easy installation with included hardware

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Meets all building code requirements

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Limited lifetime warranty

Benefits

01

Spend less time installing & save money with less vents

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Improve attic ventilation & reduce moisture buildup

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Boost home energy efficiency & comfort

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Maintain a clean, uncluttered roofline

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Protect your roof & extend its lifespan

Specifications

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Dimensions: 24" L x 18" W x 2" H

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Material: High-grade polymer

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Color: Black, Weathered Wood, Brown

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Net Free Ventilation Area:
- 1/4" Wire Mesh: 140.29 sq. in.
- 1/8" Wire Mesh: 115.70 sq. in.

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Features

01

Low-profile design for enhanced curb appeal

02

Durable, weather-resistant construction

03

Easy installation with included hardware

04

Meets all building code requirements

05

Limited lifetime warranty

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Benefits

01

Improve attic ventilation & reduce moisture buildup

02

Protect your roof & extend its lifespan

03

Boost home energy efficiency & comfort

04

Maintain a clean, uncluttered roofline

05

Spend less time installing vents

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Specifications

01

Dimensions: 24" L x 18" W x 2" H

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Material: High-grade polymer

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Color: Black, Weathered Wood, Brown

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Net Free Area: 18 sq. in. per vent

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Airflow: 762 CFM @ 15 MPH wind

Installation

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Determine vent locations based on attic size & roof pitch

Align front of vent 1/2 inch belownail line and mark outline of vent for placementlater. Mark outline of 11 x 11 inch hole. With bladeset to thickness of sheathing, cut hole in roof deck.
2.

SEAL

Seal using a sufficient amount of locally-approved sealant around inner and outer flange.
3.

PLACE

Place vent directly over 11 x 11 inch hole using
previously marked outline as a guide.
4.

SECURE

Secure at 4 inch centers, using locally-approved
roofing nails or screws of sufficient length to
penetrate sheathing. SEAL all penetrations using
locally-approved sealant.
5.

COVER

Cover with roofing material around vent.
Based on local best practices, a 45 degree angle
cut must be made on the material terminating at
the vent.
6.

TRIM

Trim roofing material back 1 inch on top and
sides of vent to allow for proper drainage.
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Installation

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Determine vent locations based on attic size & roof pitch

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Cut 16"x22" holes in roof deck at each vent site

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Apply roof cement around hole perimeter

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Set vent in place & nail flanges to roof deck

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Install shingles around vent, overlapping flange edges

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Ready to Elevate Your Roof's Ventilation?

Whether you’re a contractor looking for a better solution or an architect focused on design integrity, AtticAir Vent has the perfect solution for you. Contact us today to learn more.

Together, let's create roofs that not only protect but also inspire.