🧲 Effortless Snap-to-Vent Wall Plate Adapter: Streamline Your Dryer Hose Connection with Ziggurat Products Review

My dryer is under a solid countertop. The tape kept drying out and the yoke loosened, the hose came off and I was stuck in a mess. Never. Video instructions couldn't be simpler and installation took 2 minutes. The hose clicked into place and I was confident I could move on to the next chore at home. Good product!

This is a great way to complete the interior of your dryer vent. The quality is excellent, the screws are included. I have used dryers on two vents and one had to cut and re-drill two screw holes and as it is made of good quality plastic this was easy. Great product although as I use high quality metal drying hoses the hose ring that slips on the hose doesn't fit so I just attach the hose with a standard hose clamp.

I don't know why hooking up a dryer exhaust system is such a headache, but it is. Installation. This involves taking the adapter from Revain's taped box, opening the plastic wrap and drilling/installing 4 wall anchors. I already had the exhaust through the wall. I just had to push the adapter into the existing hole. and screw in.ready! Thank you for the clever way of attaching the hose to the wall!

Whoever installed the dryer in our house simply carelessly punched a hole in the wall and passed the dryer vent hose through. There was a good 2" gap around the hose. I found this item and installed it in about 5 minutes. Unlike others I've seen, this one was large enough to cover a hole in the wall. The vent hose fitted fitted perfectly and the whole thing snapped easily in. In fact most of the time was spent removing all the tape from the vent hose trying to push it against the hole in the…

An old mess with a stiff hose and a metal clamp that failed miserably. I have a small house with a cramped utility/laundry room and I really need a solution. When installing this product, I replaced the rigid hose with a more flexible one. I hired an HVAC certified friend of mine to install this while I had it at my house for another project, but I could probably do it myself if he gave me the time and attention and I was around the house only feel good to a limited extent. Passage for rodents,

Can't believe I didn't find this sooner. Our original dryer wall vent was too big so there wasn't a good way to connect our vent to the wall and it kept falling out. This resulted in dampness in the room, lint everywhere and hot air being blown into the house. We also had a gap that I thought the creatures could get into. Now that we've installed this, we've solved all of these problems. Took us about 15 minutes from start to finish. I like how it looks clean and finished. Now I will use them…

The exhaust duct for my dryer was of poor quality and has always bothered me. When I finally got a leak (spraying lint on the rafters) I decided to fix it. It's in an awkward location so wasn't expecting it, but once installed it worked fine. First I tried a semi-rigid tube but I found it difficult to fully close the plastic latches. I was afraid of breaking the tabs so I switched to a lighter foil version that was easy to put on. I've noticed that the two joints (exhaust end and dryer end)…

Loved the clean look with plenty of room for my base to see it on either side for a great finish. I liked the included transparent airtight seal. Might be a bit tricky to connect. The trick is to make sure your dryer hose fits freely into the port adapter when it is inserted into the case vent block. It may take a few tries, but it will eventually snap easily and firmly into place once you get it right. Be patient. it WILL HAPPEN, and if you try to force it, you'll stop because you're doing it…