Recommended Roof Vent Upgrade To Replace Broken 12x12 Vent Lid

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Any roof vent covers 12x12, looks like all are 14.

asked by: Tim D

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I have a replacement option but you are correct that we do not carry any 12x12 vent lids.

The 12x12 vent lid is an odd size that is difficult to find replacement lids for so I recommend changing your vent to the more common 14x14 vent like the Ventline Ventadome Trailer Roof Vent # V2092SP-28 that has easy to find replacement parts to make life easier in the future.

The Ventline Ventadome # V2092SP-28 has a white lid, but if you prefer a smoke lid you can use # V2092SP-29

Installing the Ventline Ventadome # V2092SP-28 will require you to open up the cutout on your trailer to 14"x14". I recommend using the Roof Vent Installation Kit # 344270KITW which includes all of the necessary products to seal your new vent to complete the install.

I included a video of the Ventline Ventadome being installed with the Roof Vent Installation Kit # 344270KITW for you to take a look at.

expert reply by: Samuel C

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