Will this vent fit inside the hole made by removing a 16" block?
1998782
The vent's width from end to end is 19" and is currently fitted on the outside of an irregular opening leading to a crawl space. It is secured with two threaded bolts with clamps which secure the vent to the inside wall. The vent's dimensions suggest that it would fit comfortably on the outside of a hole left by the removal of a 16" block, not the inside. I hope that helps if I understood your question correctly.
632618
I don't know. The reason mine didn't fit is because the gaps in my vent were too narrow for the clip to fit between.
1622863
It's 1/4" in diameter so you'll need a hole at least 5/16" in diameter but a little larger (say 3/8") would accommodate it a little easier.
776007
Yes it will after installed it will make 16.5 you have 2" not including the thread
1440055
No. It sounds like it will be to wide of a gap to seal correctly. Maybe if the gap was 3/16" but no larger.
2079096
Measure inside opening and make sure that the outside dimensions will cover the hole. The unit I purchased was a perfect fit for the whole house fan I purchased from home depot about 10 years ago.
1967573
It looks to me like it will. The inside vent measures 14 1/2" by 14 1/2. Hope this helps.
750063
Probablly not. I have this dtand and a bosch drill 3/8" and it doesnt fit so for 8/16 it shouldnt
557216
yes it would fit, but no you could not use it like that, vents are on the side and needs several inches for proper venting.....
883267
The Vent comes in one size to replace on cinder block that is removed from a foundation to install vent. Product Dimensions: 16 x 1 x 8 inches.
1707996
No. There is a 3-1/2" dia. hub that projects about 3/8" beyond the back face of the vent. The 3" dia. pipe slips inside the hub to make the connection. A 3-1/2" hole through the wall sheeting or through the entire wall will make the vent connection work. Good luck.
118894
Yes, but make sure the shank(the part that goes thru the hole) isn't too thick. The space is limited.
1434901
short answer; YES....Long answer; if it is a vented fixture you'll probably need to cut your own holes....
1023898
Unfortunately, there is no way to determine what type of hardware needs to be used without seeing where it will be installed; the best person to determine this would be the professional who installs it. The holes are approximately 7/16". Please let us know if we can be of further assistance!
1491241
Not really the back has a bracket that fits into the vent it's designed for. I would try something else
713027
It would definitely fit but keep in mind it gets very hot underneath. I would put it on top of cinderblock or something. Ps I love mine �
2147466
It will expand lengthwise to the 16" the width is 7" from bottom to top. I use it on my floor vents under furniture to push the heat out from underneath and they work very well for this. Being on a wall vent I believe your wall will be quite comfortable but won't do much for pushing heat out into your living space.