Ventmate 65528 Replacement Dometic Refrigerator (Auto Accessory) 5656

Ventline V2111-13 Polar White Horizontal Exterior Wall Vent

To be fair, this new vent is better designed than the original vent on our 2011 coachmen freedom express. That's not to say this is a great vent. It's just better than the terrible one it replaced. The footprint of the new vent is smaller than original and half of each original screw hole on the left and right sides was exposed, however, covered with white silicone caulk easily. The actual vent opening was perfect for the trailers original and matched perfectly. A nice caulk recession/void exists on the inside of this vent so it is double sealed against the elements. If your trailer has yellowed like mine it will be noticeable, again, because the footprint is smaller than the original. This is the reason i'm leaving 4 of 5 stars.

Exterior vent for ventline ducted range hoods. Weatherproof outside vent features a lockable damper, heavy styrene construction and a 1-3/4 inch inlet flange. Rough opening is 3-3/4 inch x 10-1/2 inch . Overall size 11-5/8 inch x 5-9/32 inch . Polar white.

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I hope do not need to be replace. easy to install. -Notice from Q. Eva, Milton Keynes

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Good replacement for my aged, cracking vent. The part that goes into the side of the camper was way too long so i needed to use a cutoff tool to shorten it. One of the 2 latches that holds the flap shut broke off instantly upon first use too. But all in all, the vent works and it looks good.

- D. RebeccaDoes not include hardware (screws). May also need caulking or butyl tape. Fairly simple installation: remove hood (4 screws going up thru hood into underside of cabinet), draw outline of vent insert on interior wall where hood meets wall, drill 3/8" holes thru wall at the corners of the outline, saw outline from interior, tuck installation into wall, saw outline from exterior, caulk/butyl tape vent frame, press vent into opening, secure vent with (10) screws, reinstall hood, and done.

Good product and a straight across replacement for my application. Obviously, (though it seems i see a lot of complaints) measure twice, order once. The dimensions are accurate.

K. Anonymous, Oklahoma

Dicor 501LSW-1 Self-Leveling Lap Sealant, 4 Pack

4 pack dicor rubber roof sealant

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Camco 40032 Polar White Plumbing Vent Kit

Vent fits 1' to 2-3/8' o. D. Pipe. Hardware and putty tape not included.

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Ventline V2049-03 Colonial White 1-1/2 Plastic Plumbing Vent

Plumbing vent durable polyethylene with chimasorb for uv protection. Two piece model fits 1-1/4 inch and 1-1/2 inch pipes. Snap on cap fastens to flange with new screw-in design.

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Camco RV Roof Vent Cover, Opens For Easy Cleaning, Aerodynamic Design, Easily Mounts to RV With Included Hardware White 40431

The price was right but i did see several reviews that indicated that the buyers were disappointed with the longevity of the product. The camco rv roof vent covers are made out of a different material than the more (much more) expensive vent covers. So at a fraction of the cost, i don't have the same expectations, as if i had purchased the more expensive ones. However, i did wipe them down with a uv protectant before installation and i plan on reapplying that product several times a year to try to get a bit more longevity out of them. I live in the southwest, were the uv is very intense. The installation was easy. It is much easier to understand the installation instructions if you watch the camco video vs. Trying to read the printed instructions. With that said, here are a few tips to make your installation easier and quicker. They list the few items that you will need for installation. A pencil is one item. You will also need a marker. Trying to mark a grey metal vent frame with a pencil that has grey lead, makes it virtually impossible to see the mark (for drilling). They recommend the use of a small crescent wrench. If you have the appropriate sizes of open-ended wrenches (2 sizes of nuts), you will find those much easier to use than the recommended crescent wrench. Also, you may find it easier to first drill a small pilot hole (in the frame of the roof vent) and then drill the final hole (optional step). When the vent covers arrived (i bought 2 of them), the bags of hardware were glued (looked like hot glue) to the roof of the vent cover. It was terrible to get off. I had to use a flat screwdriver to pry it loose and even then, it did not all come off. I then resorted to using a heat gun (on low) to soften the glue and wipe it off. Then a final wipe with denatured alcohol to get the last of the reside off. What a pain the backside! i also peeled the logo sticker off of the sides of the vent covers. I don't need to be a traveling billboard for camco. They peel off very easily. They also warn you not to over-tighten the hardware. However, the 2 screws that hold the louvered vent cover on the flat side of the cover are very easily stripped (metal screw into plastic). So just barely tighten those or you will find them completely stripped. After drilling and mounting the brackets to the roof vent frame, i covered the screws with a small dollop of lap sealant (again. Optional and not in the directions), i found that having the white vent covers did not diminish the amount of light coming in. I also saw a couple of reviews that indicated that the covers restricted how far you could open the vents. I found that i can crank them wide open. Eventually you can hit the top of the cover but at that point the roof vents are wide open. I don't see that as being an issue. So, overall (at this point in time) they seem to be a good value for the money. The only reason that i gave 4 stars instead of 5 was due to how easily the screws stripped, which hold the louvered cover in place (and the glue fiasco). The one thing that all of the vent cover manufacturers talk about is of course, air flow. On that subject. I don't know.

The camco vent cover is designed to allow fresh air ventilation and light into your rv, rain or shine. It offers high flow ventilation in an aerodynamic design. Can be installed easily by mounting to the existing 14" x 14" roof vent. Vent cover made of rugged uv stabilized resin with removable louvers for easier cleaning. Mounting hardware included.

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Had to replace my vent window after it disintegrated after only being a 2 year old one. Ordered that and ordered this to protect the new one. Was an easy install, you don't drill into the roof at all, just 4 small mounting holes to drill under then vent window for the brackets and stays water tight. With the mounting system you can tell it's a break away system in case you hit a tree branch or something else the vent cover will brake away, rather than damage your camper and it's less than a $30 repair, compared to a roof repair. I actually scored mine on online store warehouse deals for $13 brand new with a scuff on it, its on the roof so no one notices or sees a cosmetic scuff. I've been wanting one for my camper and it will protect my new vent window, which btw takes 15 mins to replace, so i'm very happy now . -Notice from L. Alexia, Milton Keynes

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Great purchase for my fifth wheel. Although it was on my list of items to do, i didn't install this until i had to start paying for electricity in my trailer. I could immediately feel the difference in the bathroom, the dark cover definitely dropped the temperature during the sunny parts of the day. The exhaust can also be used when it is raining outside now as this blocks any water from entering the trailer. . It was fairly easy to install, my trailer was set up to install one of these so i didn't have to drill any holes. It was a small space and a little difficult to start the hardware but other than that, simple and quick. . Definitely recommend for every trailer, whether or not you pay for electricity. . Update: this has been in use through the summer, about four months. I have left it open many times during rain, some very heavy. I have not noticed any rain enter the rv at all.

- P. GarnerI got two for my jayco, generally am good about closing it up when i think it is going to rain, but wanted to be able to leave them open when going out for the day, or overnight, with one right over our bed. These are a lot lighter, and smaller than i was expecting. Just thin plastic, but easy to install, and should do the job. These do not mount to your roof, they mount to the little metal flange around your vent sticking up through the roof. Bolts onto l shaped brackets, you bolt onto that flange. So requires drilling 4 holes through the metal flange on your vent. Only problem i ran into was the hardware to attach to the flange is very small. Little screws, little washers, little nuts. I have a stock fan in the bathroom, which takes up most of that space, while trying to get the nut and washers on, dropped a washer into the little space between the fan motor and and edge of the opening. No way that will ever see the light of day again. Also, because of the fan in there, i miscalculated and drilled a bit close to one of the pieces of the fan, so had to put that screw in at an angle, then try to get it as straight as possible after getting it all together. So my advice would be, if you have two openings, and one with a fan, to install the non fan one first. Just harder to do with something besides a screen in the opening. . Both open about 45 degrees now, plenty to get some air movement through. In a hard rain, i have doubts it will be dry, the spray can probably get back in there, but in a gentle rain should work perfect. I don't know how they will travel yet. Took a short drive (45 minutes) and they were fine, but they were $16, so if i need to replace them in a few years, not going to break the bank. Perhaps the $100-$150 ones are better, but these were the right price, pretty easy to install, and should work fine.

Great price on cover, easy 30 minute install, very simple. Mark cover holes with pencil on roof, align brackets with these marks closest to the corners of the metal frame, set brackets on which ever of the marks works best, then mark and drill 4 holes in rv's vertical metal frame and attach with supplied hardware. You can't open your vent as much as without the cover but it does open more than enough to allow good ventilation so not much of a big deal. Im hearing complaints on longevity and sun rot making its useful life short so obviously this is not made of uv resistant material and living in arizona the sun can destroy things very quickly. I roughed up the surfaces and painted the attachment points and all around the lower 3" portion of the cover with a good quality spray paint. This will hopefully form a shield from the sun on the most critical places that break which are the critical attachment points. I may update revue and stars down the road to see if this simple fix worked.

J. Zelda, Nova Scotia