🪟 Maurice Franklin Louver RLW-100 4, 4-Inch Mini Round Aluminum Insect Screened Louvers, White (Pack of 4) Review

Great product made in the USA! EASY INSTALLATION - Use a 4" hole saw to cut a hole, apply a small bead of caulk around the blinds and simply glue in place. Very happy with this product, I even ordered more to do the other end at home.

I used 4 of these, 2 at each end of the shed which I built as gable openings. They seem to work well, for example they have netting to keep out bugs and blinds to keep out the rain. I can paint them if needed and I think the airflow will be enough to get the job done. I glued them to the T-111 fairing with construction glue.

My only complaint is I wish they were a little cheaper but the product was delivered quickly and was as described. To be honest I ordered them for a project and then I didn't need them but I liked them so I just put them on the shelf because I'm sure I'll find a use for them at some point. (Therefore I cannot rate the actual benefit) - But overall I was satisfied!

Bought 2 x 4 packs of these aluminum blinds. They arrived today and we are happy with the product we received. They were all in great condition, no chips or scratches, and matched our attic vents perfectly, exactly 4" on the flange that goes into the pipe (or whatever hole you put it in). The white color is nice and light and goes well with our new coat of paint. Can't beat the price. They are cheaper than we could find elsewhere including 2 big big box stores.

Perfect fit for our new backyard shed. The barn was built without ventilation, and in the hot Virginia summer we had to somehow circulate the air inside. Installed two the night before and it helped keep the temp down. Easy to install, we just circled the floor and cut with a jigsaw. The hem around the vent is about 1/2 inch so it hides any discrepancies with the pattern. Our shed has no water and there is also a trellis in place to keep the bugs out. worth your money.

Installed 10 of these American style vents in the soffits of my newly renovated garage. Very nicely finished, thick-walled aluminum with a strong insect screen on the inside. Just drill a 4 inch hole and slide them in. Three clips in the rim hold the vent in place with friction (but you still need to put some sealant or glue around the edge of the lip). I have no doubt that they will last a long time. good for a long time. There are so many things of this nature these days - cheap junk. It's…

We bought these for our solarium for proper ventilation from the ceiling. (It acts like a roof ridge in that regard.) The 4" round inserts fit the universal vinyl siding bracket (You just need a 4" hole saw to cut them and you're spot on.) We've got the blinds patched . in place, and there is some caulking space on the inside of the wall. Very strong blinds. The screen is well made. Great product made in the USA. We painted the blinds white with RustOleum Roofing Touch Up Spray (in a basket…