I have 14 1/2 inches between studs on the roof.. will this product fit ?
498635
I'm sorry but I'm really not sure. It's been awhile since the fan was installed. Your best bet is to check with the manufacturer.
498636
Yes. The diameter of the fan is 14 inches and the flange is about 22 inches.
461291
I'm fairly sure that the roof opening in RV's (14x14) is standardized, and this replacement roof vent should fit (and work) fine. We are happy with the product.
1636791
14" square is the standard opening and this vent will fit like the oem vent. Note that it does not come with the necessary caulk seal for around the roof hinge, but I picked some up at the local auto parts store when I installed mine.
825170
Mine fit between the rafters, but it shouldn't matter since the fan is higher up in the unit.
51854
As long as you have 13" between your joists (beams) I think it will work for you. The only roof opening that you have to cut is a 13" diameter hole that will align with the fan opening (so it can pull the air from the attic. The flat metal base sits on the roof (slides under the upper shingles). The instructions are pretty good and well written.
1394749
You will need to measure your vent(s). If it's 14x14 and the crank up type from inside the unit, it is very likely it will fit. Obviously, no guarantees from me (or Amazon for that matter)!
487852
Yes, all of our products are designed to fit between the studs. This product uses an opening 14 1/8"w x 72 1/8"h. Michael Sloan, WG Wood Products, 913-829-6000.
812341
if you buy the set that has everything (shelves, roof rack,etc.)the roof rack won't quite fit. There are holes where I put 1/2's, but it wasn't made to fit that size. Still works well though. I don't remember the #, but mine is the size you mentioned.
825172
Yes, the unit is designed for the hole to be cut between roof rafters. There was 2 options I believe. 16'' & 19" space between rafters.
1958596
It will not fit, it is a 2 piece and is very flimsy. I would not do that. If you sneeze on this thing it moves, we have basically tucked it in to make a flat roof to make it work and the weather has just about destroyed it in the first summer up.
2090170
This is a universal fit which you would need to measure to make sure it fits. The size is 14" L x 13" W x 10" H
1372839
The vent extender is smaller than 14" but ours is 14 inches also. I used a little duct tape on the sides and it worked fine. Hiding under a China hutch so you don't see this until the hutch is moved for cleaning.
1149066
For this you are going to need to measure the how high the glass goes when the roof it's fully open, and compare with the specifications provided for the roof rack.I personally think it will.The problem is what other products are you going to attach to the roof rackFor instance, the bike rack is have now won't clear.Good luck and let other one now if possible.
819282
14.1" , can't really address your second question. Vents are along the back at the top and bottom. If there is plenty of side clearance, top might not matter.
1967573
It looks to me like it will. The inside vent measures 14 1/2" by 14 1/2. Hope this helps.
547273
Measure your trampoline to ensure it's 14 feet. If so, this will work. Snug getting it on but fits.
2058855
By my measurements, the brackets can be mounted at most 33 1/2" apart. Based on that, I would have to say it would not fit.