Perforated Vinyl Soffit Vent

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Perforated vinyl soffit vent. Available in aluminum or pvc these vents are 2 by 96 long and provide 9 square inches of net free area per linear foot. Explore our smooth and vented profiles. Item 89145 model 423591a. Our vinyl soffits provide the air intake needed for proper air flow in attics and for controlled temperatures indoors.

Item 88997 model xsss25824. Ply gem economy triple 4 in. Soffits are key construction elements they cover the underside of your roof eaves and exterior porch ceilings. Continuous soffit vents are a type of attic intake vent that make up half of a balanced attic ventilation system for each roof.

For intake venting made in plastic or aluminum these vents install in your soffit or eave areas. We ll discuss the easiest to install standard 8 x 16 vents. Exhaust vents make up the other half of the system. Add to list click to add item air vent 8 x 2 continuous soffit vent to your list.

This triple panel design is ideal for shallow eaves and overhangs. Compare click to add item air vent 8 x 2 continuous soffit vent to the compare list. Smartside 23 938 in x 191 875 in 38 series primed wood vented soffit. This product is third party certified for product quality and color retention offered by the vinyl siding institute to meet long standing industry standards.

Soffits are typically used as the exposed undersurface of the roof overhang above exterior siding. You can choose from solid and vented options in durable finishes and a variety of matching and coordinating colors. Ply gem s metal soffits combine the strength performance and good looks of premium grade aluminum. Georgia pacific 12 in x 144 in white pebble vinyl center vented soffit.

Unlike wood aluminum doesn t rot plus it resists insects and fire making it a trusted low maintenance choice for your home. Vented vinyl soffit beautifully covers eaves and overhangs on your home while providing ventilation to the attic. First mark off the space where you want the soffit vents to go spacing them so they fit between joists or rafters. Together they help remove any built up heat and moisture inside the attic for year round ventilation.