Rustic Floor Supply offers flooring vents at our Spokane, Washington location. Hardwood flooring vents are an important element in any hardwood flooring installation project. These vents are used to allow air circulation between the subfloor and the flooring, helping to regulate the temperature and humidity in the space. They also serve as a decorative finishing touch, helping to complete the overall appearance of the floor. Hardwood flooring vents come in a range of styles and finishes, including solid wood, metal, and engineered wood, to match different types of hardwood flooring. It is important to choose the right size and style of vent to ensure a proper fit and a professional, finished look. Hardwood flooring vents should be installed according to the manufacturer’s instructions to ensure proper performance and durability.
- Wood Shapes Vents
- Classic Aire Vents
- Aria Vents
Wood Flooring Vents
At Rustic Wood Floor Supply, we offer a wide range of 3/4″ solid hardwood vents to suit all your flooring needs. Our selection includes vents in various standard sizes and species, from 2.25 x 10 inches to 6 x 12 inches. Some of the species we offer include red oak, white oak, hickory, and maple, as well as less common options like birch and Brazilian cherry. Our vents feature louvers and are installed entirely flush for a sleek, seamless appearance. Whether you need vents for a small or large project, our comprehensive selection of 3/4″ solid hardwood vents has something for everyone.
Classic Vents
Luxury Vinyl Flooring Vents
Luxury vinyl, or LVP, is a thin material that is not suitable for use as a flooring vent by itself. However, Rustic Wood Floor Supply offers a solution: a special vent that combines LVP flooring with a casing to create a high-quality, matching vent. These LVP vents add a finishing touch to a new floor installation and enhance the overall appearance of the floor. While LVP may not be thick enough to be used as a standalone vent, our special vents provide an effective and attractive way to incorporate vents into your LVP flooring installation.
Flooring Vent FAQ’s
Yes, they will be flush to the ground and not have a lip. Self rim vents are not ideal since they will catch on things and collect dirt.
Yes, our wood and metal flooring vents need to be installed when the floor is being installed or routered in after. Installation of the flooring vents listed are easy, if you have some expereince with a track saw, fein multitool or table saw.
Absolutely, all our vents we sell come with a waranty. If your vent breaks you are able to bring it in for a replacement. Our flooring vents are made to withhold 900lbs or so.