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Your cart is empty.These round vents are easy to install. They fit into the hole made by a drill type hole saw and are held in place by tabs on the side. They are used for ventilating soffits and eaves, reptile cages, display cases and spice racks. Note: These are made for thin material like metal, plastic, or glass. They do not work well in wood. The tabs need to be bent over from the rear. Package of 6 vents.
Erika Frederick
Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2025
These shipped super fast and are the perfect size for what I need them for.The only downside is because they came in a bubble mailer the prongs on one of the screens bent the mesh on the other screens and I won’t be able to use a few of them because it caused sharp edges and I am using these for a temporary holding bin for a reptile. I don’t want them to get hurt.
A.V.
Reviewed in the United States on February 6, 2024
All arrived in perfect condition, and are exactly what I needed for my intended use. I'll definitely be ordering again.
VICTOR SOHAR
Reviewed in the United States on April 29, 2024
Perfect! Keeps the neighbor kids from putting rocks down the furnace vent!
Jake from Wrenchington
Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2023
Worked well. I just used caulk to glue them in. If they fall out I’ll re-caulk and then maybe staple or pin nail. My 1920’s house is now much better ventilated and not even bugs can fit through the mesh.
J. Isabelle
Reviewed in the United States on January 14, 2023
These were easy to bend their tabs to make them fit well. I found that the critters already living in my eaves could push them out but you could call that a feature. There's only one that they keep pushing out. I'm not sure I'd want them to be stuck in there anyway. I just need to manage to put them back one night after they push it out.
kate
Reviewed in the United States on December 21, 2022
I used these to make an enclosure for my pet jumping spider, Webster. All you need to do is cut a hole in the container of your choosing, pop the screens in, and bend the tabs down to secure. The hardest part is cutting the hole.The screen mesh is too large to keep flightless fruit flies in, so be mindful of that if those are what you plan on feeding your enclosure's occupant. I just tied a piece of mesh fabric around the enclosure and kept it on until she ate all the flies.
Miranda J Turpin
Reviewed in the United States on September 6, 2021
I ordered two packages of these 2 inch screens. They were shipped separately. Both packages contained damaged screens. Depending on what you are using these for the small amount of damage may not matter, they would still serve their purpose. But I am using these for ventilation in a reptile enclosure. These sharp edges could cause damage to my animals or could be a future escape risk. The undamaged screens are going to serve their purpose just fine. It just sticks that four of the twelve screens I bought are unusable.
David Legare
Reviewed in the United States on June 30, 2021
These are very thin aluminum and as such aren’t particularly sturdy but they’re easy to install and help provide additional air flowIn my case I use them for Rubbermaid type bins used as reptile housingThey’re designed to be inserted into thin materialGlassPlasticPerhaps very thin plywood or laminate
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