How Do I Order?

Let's begin with your DUCT OPENING SIZE! This measurement tells us the size to nest into your duct opening for a secured fit, as well as the air flow size.

All sizes are ordered by the DUCT OPENING OR CUT OUT SIZE! Your Overall size will change depending on your chosen fit.

If you don't see your size listed under Standard Sizes, Click Here to Request a Quote.

What’s My Overall Size?

Your Overall size will vary upon your vent FIT selection.

Our Standard Overall Size is as Follows:

• Self-Rimming will have a 7/8″ lip on each of the 4 sides, and rest proud of surface.

          For a 4 x 10″ duct opening size, your Overall Size will be 5.75 x 11.75″

If you need a different Overall size or Duct Opening Size, etc. you can contact us for a Custom Order.

• Surface / Flush Mount will have a 1/2″ solid border on each of the 4 sides with straight edges, resting flush within your surface. Check your surface thickness at the time you place the order, as we make it the thickness you request.

          For a 4 x 10″ duct opening size, your Overall size will be 5 x 11″.

If you need a different Overall size or Duct Opening Size, etc. you can contact us for a Custom Order.

How Do I Select My Options?

• First you will need to choose your wood. If you are matching to existing wood, you will want to choose that same wood so that the grain and stain appear similarly. If you do not know your wood species, that is okay too, just attach a photo or email us and we will help you find your wood species or the closest match. IF you are painting your wood we offer: Birch, Maple, Pine or Poplar in paintable woods. Birch is the best as it is strong with tight pores and most resistant to humidity and temperature changes.

ALL VENTS ARE SHIPPED UNFINISHED UNLESS YOU SELECT THE PAINT OR STAIN SERVICE OPTIONS.

This is due to the vent needing to match with your surrounding location.

• After determining your Duct Opening Size and any Overall Size Allowance, you will need to choose your fit. Our Self-Rimming fit has rounded leading edges (i.e. lip/flange that’s smoothly rounded and can hide any rough cut or imperfections around your opening), this is also referred to as a Surface Mount / Drop In fit. Any Handy or Non-Handy person can install this particular fit.

What's the difference in Vent FIT Options?

- Our Self-Rimming fit has rounded leading edges (i.e. lip/flange that’s smoothly rounded and can hide any rough cut or imperfections around your opening), this is also referred to as a Surface Mount / Drop In fit. Any Handy or Non-Handy person can install this particular fit.

Our Surface / Flush Mount will have straight edges and made to the thickness of your surface, with a 1/2″ solid border on all 4 sides. Typically if your area was not already cut for this particular fit, you need a handy person to help you install. Modern day tools have made it much easier for the average person to be able to install these fits. We can walk you or your contractor through this installation process. Just send us a photo or contact us with your specific location fit information and we will help.

If you have any special fit issues such as Asymmetrical or against any obstruction such as a floor, door, molding, etc. we often accommodate these unique sizes. Just contact us through our Quote Page or directly with your situational needs.

Air Flow Concerns?

If you have ventilation or air flow concerns for this location, you will need to have your HVAC technician CONVERT your CFM’s into FREE AIR AREA! If you can provide us with your Free Air Area needed and prefered design we can assist you in finding/designing a piece that most closely matches your needs. This would be a specialized need and we will need you to contact us through our Quote Page or directly to best assist you.

Still Unsure of Anything?

If you are unsure of anything, rest assured we have an added Notes and 2 Optional Photo Upload sections at the end of your quote request. This allows you to communicate things regarding your fit, location, etc. One of our representatives will review your notes, and address them in your quote if needed.