what size hole does the vent go in?
1946457
I do not know the exact size hole. The vent came with a template to cut the hole. My estimate would be approx 3 inches.
1946458
I'm pretty sure...memory fades...that it's a three inch vent overall. That makes the hole be 3 1/4 or 3 1/2" in diameter. Wish I could be more specific.
1946459
I never used them, the ones I received did not have any working parts, so they went into the trash.
1518866
the man I hired took old one out and put new one in the same hole. He gave me measurements to buy it. Sorry I don't remember the size.
1019958
It does not come with the vent. You need to purchase either an 18 inch or 30 inch and you can buy from Amazon.
2016721
I can't really tell anymore because it's install and you can't see. If I had to guess, I would say about 2 or 3 inches. It is a great vent though.
315770
Well, I measured it. It's 9 1/2 inches.I do like it. It doesn't feature a built-in vent system - somewhat awkward, but ok
1492083
about 28 inches. Add 5 1/2 inches if you add second piece with the side vent holes showing.
710848
I ordered this without measuring the opening on my rv. I believe that the vents are a standard size.
48239
It is the standard size of all bigger gauges. I believe 3.5 or 3 5/8" hole. I can't remember exactly, but it is close to that.
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.
1416698
The Vent Kit came in three sections 20 .5 inches by 7 inches. One section is slightly smaller so you may slide two end sections over it and adjust to desired length. The Maximum length should be around 59 inches depending on the overlap.
1491241
Not really the back has a bracket that fits into the vent it's designed for. I would try something else
2147467
The length is adjustable. I believe that the depth (the opening) from the vent to the deflector would be 3.2 inches. The width of the deflector where it sits on the sides of the vent is probably about 5.8 inches. And the deflector is in two pieces and made that it slides in and out and would probably cover vents from about 11" to 16". I cant give accurate measures. Mine is hanging from a vent in the ceiling above my tub. Why anyone would put a vent over a tub is beyond me. But it has done an excellent job and I'm happy with it.
1911451
There are 2 hinge brackets and 2 clip brackets. They mount to the vertical side part of the vent with 2-3 screws/bolts (been a few years since I installed mine). Attach and then close the cover with the hinge side and then once closed, put clips in place. Takes about 15 min or so.
501659
Not sure what it fits, but I think it will fit even a bathroom vent, however it doesn't move much air.
2064572
I believe the hole was 18" diameter. You can download the installation manual if you go onto their website and it will provide the installation instructions.
271471
The vent is all galvanized sheet metal. The diameter of the cylinder/vent that goes through the hole is 4" and the exterior square flange to cover the outside opening measures 6" x 6". There are 4 screw holes to affix the exterior flange to the siding. There is also an interior 5.5" x 5.5" square flange that slides up and down the cylinder and which will the seal the wall from the interior of the house (no screw holes). Inside of the housing there is a swinging metal flap which opens when the dryer blows air through the vent and closes when the air stops. (Flap closes by gravity, no magnet). Hope this helps. The vent is all galvanized sheet metal. The diameter of the cylinder/vent that goes through the hole is 4" and the exterior square flange to cover the outside opening measures 6" x 6". There are 4 screw holes to affix the exterior flange to the siding. There is also an interior 5.5" x 5.5" square flange that slides up and down the cylinder and which will the seal the wall from the interior of the house (no screw holes). Inside of the housing there is a swinging metal flap which opens when the dryer blows air through the vent and closes when the air stops. (Flap... » Read More The vent is all galvanized sheet metal. The diameter of the cylinder/vent that goes through the hole is 4" and the exterior square flange to cover the outside opening measures 6" x 6". There are 4 screw holes to affix the exterior flange to the siding. There is also an interior 5.5" x 5.5" square flange that slides up and down the cylinder and which will the seal the wall from the interior of the house (no screw holes). Inside of the housing there is a swinging metal flap which opens when the dryer blows air through the vent and closes when the air stops. (Flap closes by gravity, no magnet). Hope this helps. « Show Less
480982
Check the length and be sure. I had to cut almost an inch off the stem and then re-drill the air vent holes. Not easy.