Could this be used on a ceiling vent? We have a vent over a bunk bed that is causing trouble.
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Not this extender. There are other vent products that might work for you a lot better. I know I saw some when I was looking for myself. This one I put under a sofa that covered up the heater vent. It actually brought the heat to the middle of the room which was better that original place.
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It seems that this vent extender is Not made to be used in the ceiling. It is made of a lightweight clear plastic!
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No. this is really a flimsy item. You can even make this yourself. I was not satisfied even for the floor use.
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It is not adhesive. I guess you could try using Velcro to attach it to the ceiling. If you buy a regular vent deflector with magnets it would keep the air from blowing directly down on the person below.
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It's not designed for a ceiling but I think it could be stapled to the ceiling and made to work.
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It would defect the air but you would need to find a way to attach it to your ceiling. The plastic is quite thin but if you used a very small drill bit and drilled through the plastic and possibly put a rubber washer between the plastic and the screw and then screwed it into the ceiling, it would probably work.You would probably have to screw it in several places as remember it is now upside down so gravity would work against you if you didn't . One end is rounded so it closes off the end you would put over a heat register, the other is open to direct the air. Also remember to measure as this one that I purchased is for vents in the floor not a large vent in the celing. I hope this helped you It would defect the air but you would need to find a way to attach it to your ceiling. The plastic is quite thin but if you used a very small drill bit and drilled through the plastic and possibly put a rubber washer between the plastic and the screw and then screwed it into the ceiling, it would probably work.You would probably have to screw it in several places as remember it is now upside down so gravity would work against you if you didn't . One end is rounded so it closes off the end you would put over a heat register, the other is open to direct the air. Also remember to measure as... » Read More It would defect the air but you would need to find a way to attach it to your ceiling. The plastic is quite thin but if you used a very small drill bit and drilled through the plastic and possibly put a rubber washer between the plastic and the screw and then screwed it into the ceiling, it would probably work.You would probably have to screw it in several places as remember it is now upside down so gravity would work against you if you didn't . One end is rounded so it closes off the end you would put over a heat register, the other is open to direct the air. Also remember to measure as this one that I purchased is for vents in the floor not a large vent in the celing. I hope this helped you « Show Less
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not well. my vent is almost 14" from tip-tip and it didn't cover it completely. it worked fairly well but i would've preferred a larger one and sturdier material
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No--it is larger and heavier than it appears--it would break your vent. I bought two and they attach to a table or shelf.
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I would say no. Just because I'm not sure it is long enough. I think you'd be safer buying another one and hanging it from the bars under the top bunk.
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This will work for your dryer vent. It will be able to handle the heat from the dryer. If your ducting is fairly long, please look into our 6" duct fan since it is a little more powerful.
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No you can not use as vent cover . It fits on the vent made by this manufacturer
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I used it for a floor vent and the air conditioner blew it right off. I didn't try it with the heat. They are not strong enough for what they are suppose to do.
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Yes, it works for vents with and without fans. I have it on a vent with a fan.
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Assuming the size of your ducts do not exceed the dimensions of the magnetic sheet, and also that your ducts are ferrous, or attractive to magnets, yes. This product will do the trick! I used these for that same purpose long ago and it deflected the airflow from the vent and lasted several years in that capacity. On larger ducts I imagine you could overlap the sheets but have never tried that. Check your vents with a kitchen magnet before ordering. Good luck.
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sorry haven't installed this vent yet. but I would believe it would work as long as its not placed where water will constantly splash on it.
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It is used as a bathroom vent for me but could be used as a dual speed depending on the switch you have. Works great. Check the switch output on each speed.
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I have not used it on vents. I surface mounted mine. The surface mount option has worked great.
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I have used this device on a roof with a ridge vent. Make sure the hook clears the vent and rests on solid material.
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I guess you could. Not sure how stable it would be. There is no Vent on the top. I probable wouldn't tho (My own opinion).
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Hello Steven - that is a tough one since wood does not like extreme temperature changes that may occur from the vent being right on it. I would think if you did your idea of the deflector it would work but do not know for sure. Sorry I could not be of more definitive help to you. Thank you - Scott
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I don't think it is designed for vertical vents. It works fine on my horizontal vents though.
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Mine vent does not have a fan and it works great. I imagine it would work with the fan as well.