Are you able to open/close vent holes?
1297009
No, they are just holes drilled in the plastic. I have been using these for years and have had no trouble with bread drying out due to the venting. The holes probably help keep the bread from molding. I put the bread in hot from the breadmaker and it does steam up some and keeps the bread moist.
1297010
No, there was no way to adjust that, and the area where the two clear plastic pieces slide together isn't real tight so air came in there too.
608594
The vents are permanently open (metal). The ventilator screen must be removed from the window if you wish to stop air flow.
136857
Yes, I did the same thing. The vent was movable to blow from back or the top of the unit.
2260322
No holes I'm aware of. The mechanism that opens the lid is contained outside the can and operates the back of the lid
182472
Yes, you can. There is an outer flap that can be zipped shut or pinned back, depending on your preference.
713532
I do not know of ventalation inside my safe, so I would say no. I suppose their could be some sort of a vent below I can't see though.
701620
With a drill. I don't think the size of the holes matter as long as there are enough for them to breathe and allow air circulation if the other sides are occluded for some reason.
592680
Yes, I extended mine by stapling them together ... then I ducked taped them to the floor so they would not move away from the vent.
2242391
Mine did not come with a vent hole plug, so I am assuming you are referring to the metal liner twisting. After I had used mine a few times, the inner metal liner twisted a bit, making it appear that the vent hole was closed. However, I determined that there is a space between the cover and the metal liner in the lid, so even though it twists so that the holes don't line up, it is still able to vent through the holes because of that space. I've been using mine for going on 2 years now with no trouble whatsoever.
1694226
No, there is no hole. You need to cock the lid if you want to let vapor out.
532101
yes, the vent opens manually by way of a knob inside. the lid closes firmly when closed completely, no need to "lock it" the vent will only operate when the top is open to a certain space. Mine works very well, I really love it.
180317
Hey Sonny I don't think you can remove the hinge off with out breaking it. I think you would have to ask the seller if they make an older Vent and try attaching a picture this is what I did when I first purchased the Vent. Also make sure you give them the year and make of your Trailer or RV my friend. I hope this will help you God Bless
155341
it is possible. the standard way to afix it to your vent is with a plastic bar (about 1/2" square) that goes across the opening, horizontally. shafts run from those two little knobs you see in the picture all the way back to the bar and sqweeze the vent to the wall. i did most of mine from the outside.
1750358
Yes. There is a vent in the lid. Have had in for several months and love itHighly recommend it.
1305951
There are two different versions of this, one with springloaded clips you push back and one with solid plastic clips you need to twist open. Don't do what my wife did with hers and yank it out because pieces of the vent may come too.
957444
There is an opening, but it does make the already hard to open port cover just slightly more difficult. You better have some long nails! JK, it's not too bad.
608595
The vents are open all the time. This is not a 'fancy' item but is practical in terms of allowing air in a room while keeping insects and rain out. (Happy with mine-)