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5 years ago

This is he exact item I need in silver/stainless steel color, for 8 of my wall vents, for both ac & heat, but with the ability to direct airflow. Most wall vents don't have that ability. Can I use these on wall vents?

Brushed Nickel Victorian Plated Steel Floor Register, 6"x12" · More Info

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PRO
Floor Resources LLC
5 years ago
Good morning,

Thank you for your question. These items do not have the ability to re-direct air flow. You would only have the ability to open and close air flow.

Please let me know if you have any further questions.

Thank you!

Caroline
Jillian Clary
Original Author
5 years ago
Yes, but it appears that one would be able to partially open the vent, which is just fine. Can they be installed on the wall, or are they too heavy?

Thanks,

Jillian
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