Did you know...?
A balanced ventilation system can help save money on utility bills.
Attic Intake Vents
As the hot air leaves or diminishes, cool air moves in to replace it, creating a balance. That's ideal ventilation.
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A Balancing Act
Intake ventilation is an essential component of a properly designed ridge vent system. To maximize ridge vent performance, air intake vent area should be equal to or exceed the net free area installed at the ridge. Air Vent offers a variety of intake vents to fill this need.
Balancing the Ridge Vent System
 Intake vents provide the other half of the balanced air movement equation. To find the required length of ridge vents and intake venting, see Ventilation Requirements and Balancing your Ridge Vent System under Specifications.
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Continuous Soffit Vents
Made in plastic or aluminum, these continuous vents install in your soffit or eave areas.
Undereave Vents
Available in white, brown or mill finish, these units provide venting specifically at the eaves.
Vented Drip Edge
Combines a drip edge with intake vents for homes with little or no soffit.
NEW - The Edge™ Vent
Shingle-over roof-top installed intake vent for homes with little or no soffit.
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