2' White Linear Air Diverter for a 3 Slot Vent (5.5" wide)
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SKU: 4875-24x5.5
2' White Linear Air Diverter for a 3 Slot Vent installs easily over any 2' long linear 3 slot air vent. The 2' White Linear Air Diverter for a 3 Slot Ven features a perimeter flange that enables it to be installed without tools just by sandwiching the 1/2" flange between the vent and the ceiling grid system. Once installed, the slot air deflector redirects hot or cold air as it leaves the vent rather than being forced down in one spot. The result is a much more comfortable office space. Actual size: 23-3/4" long x 5-1/2" wide.
2' White Linear Air Diverter for a 3 Slot Vent installs easily over any 2' long linear 3 slot air vent. The 2' White Linear Air Diverter for a 3 Slot Ven features a perimeter flange that enables it to be installed without tools just by sandwiching the 1/2" flange between the vent and the ceiling grid system. Once installed, the slot air deflector redirects hot or cold air as it leaves the vent rather than being forced down in one spot. The result is a much more comfortable office space. Actual size: 23-3/4" long x 5-1/2" wide.
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