Description

 Copperlab Rectangular Attic Roof Vent –  RMRTAV

Low profile copper roof attic vent provides 75 square inches of net free airflow in a low height design.

Features

• Copper Roof Attic Vent
• Made of strong 16 ounce copper
• Low profile design
• 24″ x 29″ flashing dimensions
• 75 sq inches of net free airflow
• Screen to keep unwanted elements out

Specifications

What Our Experts Think

• Durable Copper Construction – Corrosion-resistant for long-term performance in all climates.
• Efficient Ventilation – Promotes proper attic airflow, reducing heat and moisture buildup.
• Sleek Rectangular Design – Blends seamlessly with various roof styles.
• Weather & Pest Resistant – Engineered to withstand harsh conditions while keeping out debris and pests.
• Low Maintenance – Long-lasting material requires minimal upkeep.

Q&A

Q: What is this vent used for?
A: Designed to improve attic ventilation by allowing heat and moisture to escape, reducing the risk of mold and structural damage.

Q: Is this vent compatible with all roof types?
A: Yes, it can be installed on various roofing materials, including shingles, metal, and tile.

Q: Does it include a built-in screen?
A: Yes, it features an integrated mesh screen to keep out insects, leaves, and debris.

Q: How is it installed?
A: Mounts securely onto the roof with proper flashing and sealing to ensure a weather-tight fit.

Q: Why choose copper for an attic vent?
A: Copper is highly durable, naturally resistant to corrosion, and offers a premium aesthetic that enhances any roof design.

Q: What maintenance is required?
A: Periodic inspection and cleaning to remove dust or debris ensure optimal airflow and performance.

Maintenance Tips

• Remove Debris: Clear leaves, dirt, and nests regularly to maintain airflow.
• Inspect for Damage: Check for dents, rust, or loose fasteners that could affect performance.
• Clean Exterior: Wipe with mild soap and water to keep the vent looking new.
• Ensure Proper Sealing: Verify that seals and flashing are intact to prevent leaks.
• Monitor Ventilation: Make sure airflow remains unobstructed for attic temperature regulation.
• Winter Care: Remove snow or ice buildup to prevent blockages.
• Apply Protectant: Use a metal-safe cleaner to maintain the vent’s durability.