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What Customers Are Saying
Customers overwhelmingly praise these vents for exceptional durability, lightweight design, and straightforward installation. The plastic construction resists deformation under pressure and handling, outperforming foam or cardboard alternatives. Reviewers consistently note the vents are easy to cut with scissors and staple in place without special tools, fitting standard 16-inch rafter spacing. Many emphasize their effectiveness in maintaining unobstructed airflow channels, preventing insulation blockage and reducing mold risk. A few mention the material feels thin under heavy pressure, but most consider the durability and performance well worth the investment.
Customer review summary generated by AI, including incentivized reviews.Easy to work with.
Would RecommendIt was easy to work with, didn't fit as well as I would have liked.
easy to use
Would Recommendthey do the job, easy to put in place and staple them in.
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It works
Would RecommendWorks as it should for my roof...especially since it was lacking air flow.
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price's are different among stores
Would Not Recommendat one Lowes store the prices was 40 cents more per item. I don't think I will shop at Lowes again
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Great product
I saw these on "This Old House" Tv show. The whole concept of how these vents keep the air flowing made good sense. So I installed them when I cleaned up my attic and removed the 50 year old insulation, and had new fiberglass insulation put in. They work great and keep the vents open / unclogged.
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It’s poly material not styrene.
Would RecommendWorks good. Light and easy to just staple in place. Save that roof with ventilation.
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MUST USE
Would RecommendEASY TO INSTALL, MUST USE WHEN ADDING EXTRA BLOWN IN INSULATION.
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Easy to install and durable during installation
Would RecommendRafter vents were straightforward to install between rafter beams and were durable through the stapling process. Modifying them for non-standard widths (8 inch rafter width) proved less straightforward as they did not easily collapse to smaller widths if cut in half. It took a few different tries to get a shape that worked for non-standard widths.
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