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Powder Coated
A framed wall vent gives you the all-metal upgrade without opening up the drywall. The slim frame surface-mounts over the opening you already have, in minutes, with basic tools. No mud, no tape, no sanding, no repainting the wall.
A deliberate detail, not an HVAC afterthought
The frame is low-profile and squared off, so it reads as trim rather than as a builder-grade grille. Powder-coated metal takes paint if you want it to match the wall exactly, and it holds its shape — no warping, no rattle, no yellowing.
Standard wall vent sizes, and the odd ones
Eleven sizes: 3x10, 4x8, 4x10, 4x12, 6x10, 6x12, 6x14, 8x14, 10x10, 10x30, and a 14x14 exhaust mount. Singles or 5-packs.
Most Canadian homes run 4x10 supply vents in walls, with 6x12, 6x14 or 8x14 on returns and 10x30 on a main trunk drop. If you are replacing a mixed set across a whole house, everything above comes in the same finish so the house matches.
What size wall vent do I need?
Measure the duct opening — the bare hole — not the old faceplate, which is always larger. The framed wall vent size guide lists the duct-opening range and the visible front-face dimension for all eleven sizes, and wall vent cover sizes explains how supply, return and exhaust sizing differs.
Prefer the fully invisible finish? Flush wall vents mud in level with the drywall. Ready to fit it? Framed wall vent install guide, or flush vs framed if you are still deciding.
Free shipping across Canada, 2-year warranty, Canadian owned.




