Vent Cover Single
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 Expedition RV Trailer Cover Travel Trailer 27 to 30 ft US $225.99
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 Expedition RV Trailer Cover Class A Fits 33 37ft US $162.99
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 Expedition RV Trailer Cover Class A Fits 40 42ft US $293.99
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 Expedition RV Trailer Cover Class C Fits 35 to 38 Foot US $283.99
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 Expedition RV Trailer Cover Class C Fits 29 to 32 Foot US $268.99
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 Expedition RV Trailer Cover 5th Wheel Fits 26 29ft US $217.95
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 230 Single Stage Regulator US $12.92
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 Ventline Replacement Roof Vent Cover Single fits14x14 vent Trailer Camper US $11.75
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 RV COVER CLASS C MOTORHOME 23 26 ft US $236.99
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 RV COVER TOY HAULER 20 24 ft US $244.00
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 RV COVER 5TH WHEEL 37 41 ft US $285.99
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 RV COVER CLASS C MOTORHOME 20 23 ft US $229.99
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 RV COVER TRAVEL TRAILER 22 24 ft US $195.99
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 RV COVER 5TH WHEEL 33 37 ft Expedition US $273.00
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 RV COVER TRAVEL TRAILER 16 18 US $158.95
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 RV COVER CLASS A Motor Home 33 37 ft US $230.00
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Floor heating vent - Can I cover it? Animal dangers?
My apartment is in an old victorian, the heating is a single large metal floor vent. Even with the heat turned off there is still hot air coming up through the vent. Is there something I can cover it with so that it isn't heating up my already hot apartment?
Also, when winter comes and I do use it, will the metal be too hot to walk on? I have cats and am worried they will burn themselves.
First, the metal wont burn you in the winter. In fact if its really cold out you might enjoy standing on it barefoot to warm up.
Second-most of those have a sliding attachment to close them up-so that the air doesnt blow through all the time. Look for a dial of some form on the vent. If it doesnt have one or is jammed you might need a new one. Just measure it, go out to your local hardware store and pick up a new one. Chances are its just attached with several screws. Or if you dont want to go to all that trouble of replacing it just throw something over top of it in the summer when you are not using it-it wont hurt anything. Throw a rug over it or something.
One last thing, are you certain your furnace is all the way off? I find it odd that hot air would still be coming up through it. Double check. Go down by the furnace if you can get to it, stand there for around 5-10 minutes and see you hear it kick on.
