FV100-8H Easy Replacement Vent, Foundation Crawlspace and Garage 5x14 Rough Opening, Galvanized Mesh

Great quality. Easy to install. Fit perfectly. After much frustration trying to install other vents I was about ready to pay a contractor and then I found EZRvent. It works beautifully. Plain and simply worth every cent.

Nice vents. Easy to install. Looks great!

I was a bit skeptical about this vent but I followed the instructions: removed my old vent screen (does not fit if this is not removed), screw in the nails to the stud on either side and it was in with a good fit. But for me trying to understand the instructions took a while. I have two vents so the first one was a trial and the next one was installed very fast. Everything can be done from the outside of the house. Only a screwdriver is needed. I attempted to drill a hole in the stucco and found it was a futile effort not needed. Just screw the long nails in and it will stick. However it is plastic so not fire proof.

Fantastic. Easy to install. Looks good too.

I bought this because the cheap metallic ones at home Depot are ugly. Discovered later that it's plastic frame make it not recommended for fire prone areas: the plastic would melt and the mesh would fall, letting ambers fly in.

They seem a little expensive, but they are well made and simplr to install

Exactly what I needed for a destroyed crawl space vent. It is pretty pricy but the ease of use, appearance, and quality make it worth it. It's as durable as plastic can be and I really appreciaye how they have glued in two screws to use this product immediately. The glue used to hold down the provided screws and the label for thr product all came off easily.

Arrived today. We finished the Epoxy Floor in the garage but the 31 year old screens were a JOKE. Honestly we had 2 choices, the builder $5 ones that look like crap, would require drilling holes through, etc. (And I need 2 of them). Or these. Well, they install easily enough. had to chip away a glob of stucco on the outside of the house (on the inside of where this was supposed to slide). With that removed. I snipped a couple of the leads to adjust the fit. I applied a calk all around the inside corners, and knocked it into place. Secured it. Calked around the edges. It looks nicer than the original "holes" left by the builder. I would recommend BOTH the product and the COMPANY.