I need to ventilate my enclosed trailer and need to put some side air vents on the trailer, but cannot find any. I did find some 2" louvered soffit vents that might do the trick,on a web site from the states. If anyone has any ideas about where to find some or a good alternative ,it would be greatly appreciated.
I need to ventilate my enclosed trailer and need to put some side air vents> on the trailer, but cannot find any. I did find some 2" louvered soffit> vents that might do the trick,on a web site from the states. If anyone has> any ideas about where to find some or a good alternative ,it would be> greatly appreciated.>
Thanks>
John
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Karl Shoemaker 28 March 2005 09:32:05 [ permanent link ]
Actually I was thinking about the same thing when I build my enclosed. I'm thinking of using the "boat" approach, and install some PCV pipe, threaded, with a 90* sticking out or above. Also when I do not need ventilation I could screw a (threaded) "cap" on the opening(s).
Karl
Bobby wrote:>
On Sun, 27 Mar 2005 00:34:18 -0500, J.M.S wrote:>
I need to ventilate my enclosed trailer and need to put some side air vents> > on the trailer, but cannot find any. I did find some 2" louvered soffit> > vents that might do the trick,on a web site from the states. If anyone has> > any ideas about where to find some or a good alternative ,it would be> > greatly appreciated.> >
Thanks> >
John>
Home hardware, canadian tire any hardware store should have them
Well I didn't realy want any thing coming through the roof, I did however go to home depot and picked up some 3"x 10" soffit vents that are screened that i believe will do the trick on the sides of the trailer. You would of thought for $4000.00 for a trailer that the idiots who made the trailer would have known to put vents in!
Thanks
John
"Karl Shoemaker" <wa7ycp@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:424796D5.9A98C266@yahoo.com...> Actually I was thinking about the same thing when I build my enclosed.> I'm thinking of using the "boat" approach, and install some PCV pipe,> threaded, with a 90* sticking out or above. Also when I do not need> ventilation I could screw a (threaded) "cap" on the opening(s).>
Karl>
Bobby wrote:>>
On Sun, 27 Mar 2005 00:34:18 -0500, J.M.S wrote:>>
I need to ventilate my enclosed trailer and need to put some side air >> > vents>> > on the trailer, but cannot find any. I did find some 2" louvered soffit>> > vents that might do the trick,on a web site from the states. If anyone >> > has>> > any ideas about where to find some or a good alternative ,it would be>> > greatly appreciated.>> >
Thanks>> >
John>>
Home hardware, canadian tire any hardware store should have them
Karl Shoemaker 29 March 2005 08:22:55 [ permanent link ]
You bet, and I would do the screens-I forgot to mention that, so ya don't have a "hot box" full of dead flies, LOL.
Karl
"J.M.S" wrote:>
Well I didn't realy want any thing coming through the roof, I did however go> to home depot and picked up some 3"x 10" soffit vents that are screened that> i believe will do the trick on the sides of the trailer. You would of> thought for $4000.00 for a trailer that the idiots who made the trailer> would have known to put vents in!>
Thanks>
John>
"Karl Shoemaker" <wa7ycp@yahoo.com> wrote in message> news:424796D5.9A98C266@yahoo.com...> > Actually I was thinking about the same thing when I build my enclosed.> > I'm thinking of using the "boat" approach, and install some PCV pipe,> > threaded, with a 90* sticking out or above. Also when I do not need> > ventilation I could screw a (threaded) "cap" on the opening(s).> >
Karl> >
Bobby wrote:> >>
On Sun, 27 Mar 2005 00:34:18 -0500, J.M.S wrote:> >>
I need to ventilate my enclosed trailer and need to put some side air> >> > vents> >> > on the trailer, but cannot find any. I did find some 2" louvered soffit> >> > vents that might do the trick,on a web site from the states. If anyone> >> > has> >> > any ideas about where to find some or a good alternative ,it would be> >> > greatly appreciated.> >> >
Thanks> >> >
John> >>
Home hardware, canadian tire any hardware store should have them
