I have a baseboard vent. Can I use this somehow? Or does someone know of where I can get an under couch deflector for the baseboard style vent
1987544
You might just be able to make one somehow, with maybe a cardboard box cut to fit, or an aluminum lasagna pan (cut off the ends so you have a tunnel and tape it to the wall around the vent), or some kind of plastic storage container cut to fit.
1987545
Did you ever find a solution? I have the same problem now and no such product exists.
544593
I dout it unless you could fashion some sort of bracket that the rack would fit into. The base is plastic with a bracket that it fits into that goes flush against the wall. You should look for a rack that is designed for an under mount if there is such a critter.
124599
You absolutely could. I'm sure you're aware they sell vent filters that are the same cut out as the traditional vents in new homes, BUT, I believe this 3M filter would work better than the cheap ones they sell specifically for air vents. Heck I'm going to try it out as well...it's a much better filter anyway quality wise than any vent filter I've seen yet....as good as 3M is with a little cut and trim...can't go wrong. Go for it. I am...will keep you posted.
1614157
My fan is in the back of my computer tower too - so I am unfamiliar with a vent or fan that may on the bottom.Sorry, I could not be more helpful.
1205091
I have a Zephyr overhead vent and these would not work because they weren't long enough. I had to order directly from the mfg.
702118
You would have to see if you can find a mounting plate adapter for that size or fabricate something yourself. (My vents are in the ceiling.)
1688854
There are 4 L-shaped brackets that bolt to the raised part of the vent. Then you bolt the vent to the extended part of the bracket. Very easy. I have installed 2, myself and they are still securely on there.
2271327
No, it is extremely frustrating, I used Velcro on both the floor and vent extender to keep in in place. Not pretty, but it's under the couch, so no one but me knows.
1957684
To be honest with you, this deflector attaches with magnets on each end, so right out of the box it probably will not work. One option would be purchasing some of that double sided tape to attach it to your plastic vent or purchase a metal vent. I haven't checked but there might be a deflector made specially for plastic vents, hope this helps
1510857
Depends on your configuration... http://www.rinnai.us/commercial/venting-accessories
2260762
No It cannot...it is a wall mount .You might want to look at a ventless floor unitI have one and it is greataround $300Home Depot = LoewsGood luck
865590
Makes sense to me. As with any dryer vent, the shorter the duct, the straighter the run, the better the flow. Also, use straight duct and elbows. Better than flex duct.
1080248
I really don't know. You might try giving Air Vent customer service a call.
2271328
Unfortunately there's nothing to hold the vent in place. I used two small pieces of Velcro which worked perfectly.
2052193
I am truly sorry. But i only have horizontal vents also. I also use a window mount.
580097
It seems that this vent extender is Not made to be used in the ceiling. It is made of a lightweight clear plastic!
389197
I have the same problem with my baseboard. You can still mount it because the pieces on top can be adjusted. It just won't sit flush with the wall.