Continuous Soffit Vent System

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Continuous soffit vent system.

Use connector clip or vinyl h mold to join seams. Attics home technology hvac other rooms ventilation. Continuous soffit vent painted brown 4 lineal ft. Continuous intermittent wildfire resistant ventilation for new and existing homes.

Exhaust vents make up the other half of the system. Soffit vents are available for stucco wood construction foam stucco or retro fit applications. Together they help remove any built up heat and moisture inside the attic for year round ventilation. Hat shaped continuous soffit vent.

In black brown and white 28 gauge steel famco 27 95 27 95. By 4 6 and 8 inch widths avail. Provides a continuous under soffit air flow to provide superior ventilation materials. Continuous soffit vents are a type of attic intake vent that make up half of a balanced attic ventilation system for each roof.

Rectangular vents are the easiest to install photos 4 6. Tamlyn vinyl hat shaped vents are available in 2 3 and 4 widths to handle nearly any soffit ventilation needs. Use the home depot calculator to determine how many linear feet of continuous soffit vents are needed per roof. For intake venting made in plastic or aluminum these vents install in your soffit or eave areas.

Available in aluminum or pvc these vents are 2 by 96 long and provide 9 square inches of net free area per linear foot. 3105 type aluminum sheet with a minimum tensile strength of 29 000 psi or equivalent as referenced in aama 1482 86 paragraph 3 2 3. Learn how to plan a continuous ridge and soffit ventilation system for your attic and how to install soffit vents and other attic venting systems. Large perforated holes provide excellent intake airflow but inhibit pest entry.

Continuous ventilation systems with ridge and soffit vents keep attics dry. A a type of retrofit designed for existing dormers designed for easy install. Continuous strip soffit vents allow perfectly even ventilation along the eaves photos 7 and 8 but they re difficult to retrofit in an existing soffit. Retrofit design for standard rafter or manufactured truss construction.

Moisture in the attic can cause mold to grow and the wood can rot so air circulation is very important. The two most common are rectangular vents photo 9 and continuous soffit vent strip vents photo 7.