FV100-SS8H: Foundation, Sub-floor, Soffit and Garage Replacement Vent - Heavy Stainless Mesh (316 Marine Grade) (5 x 14 Rough Opening)

The EZRvent covers are a very practical and function product that can save you a lot of time, money and hassle with issue that can be very problematic for residential homes with crawlspace foundations. EZRvent covers will fit most common 14x6-in rough-in openings, and can even be insert in-front of many existing vent screens that are difficult to remove. The two coated 2.5-in screws are easy to drive into foundation framing, and they really do pin the EZRvent into place securely. I liked how the advanced PVC plastic was also able to conform a little with the irregular stucco that occurs on some homes, especially over time. These EZRvents are sure to prevent small animal intrusion like rodents, squirrels, birds and reptiles that like dark enclosed spaces to hide and make homes! The stainless-steel grate mesh is very strong and has been infused into the injection mold of the frame which will hold up strong over time. EZRvent is definitely worth the money to protect your home from foundation vent issues while making sure it has ample ventilation to stay dry and free of problems. Installation with a driver drill recommended and takes only 3-minutes each.

The vents cleaned up some ugly old foundation vents. Had the house painted and the old vents screamed out “do something “ these were the perfect solution. Very easy to install and the white frame matched our windows. It’s the little things that make a difference, these vents made a difference.

Nice iterms as fit as adv . I love it !

I had four old tattered aluminum crawlspace vents (see photo). Hardest project step was getting them out. I'd pre-check the sizing and the new (white) vents fit nicely and look great. The improved ventilation is noticeable in the crawl space and I am glad I did this project. The vents are good quality and the stainless steel screen is worth it.You'll note a middle vertical piece and bolt on my photo, that's not stock equipment (I added a plastic lath behind the screen and a stainless bolt-washer-nut assembly so that I can put a temporary solid wood cover over these in the event of extreme cold or other unusual issue).

i live right on the coast in california and these vent screens hold up well to the salty foggy air.MAKE SURE THAT YOU GET THE STAINLESS STEEL SCREEN VERSION

My vent went into an existing screened foundation vent in an 80-year old stucco house, after the damaged screen was removed. I followed the prep instructions exactly and painted the vent. It's been installed four months and is perfect. Installation wasn't a snap because the stucco had to be cleaned up but it wasn't difficult for this 75-year-old lady. Do use a drill to install the screws, and considering taping the vent in place till you have the screws in. The developer/seller has taken particular care with the instructions and following them should produce good long term results. I'm considering adding these to all my other ugly vents with icky screen, but these are pretty pricey. If the discount was at four, I'd do it.

love the quality, that it came with the necessary screws, it's color, & that it was easy to install

The prior owners of our house had a Four Seasons sunroom installed which had vinyl panels tacked onto the sides of what is essentially an open deck about 24" above the ground. There was no ventilation under there whatsoever. Our contractor removed the vinyl panels, added new pressure treated framing, and installed four of these vents along with new vinyl siding to match the house. It looks great and enables maximum ventilation while protecting against the rodents that are sadly a problem in this neighborhood because of nearby restaurant dumpsters.