SBV 603 Series Slant Back Static Vents, 6-Pack
SBV 603 Series Slant Back Static Vents, 6-Pack - Brown / Steel (6-Pack) is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
- High-capacity ventilation providing 51 sq. in. of Net Free Area (NFA) per vent to optimize attic airflow, removing harmful heat and moisture buildup
- Heavy-duty construction built from rugged galvanized steel with an integrated, rodent-proof metal mesh screen to block weather, birds, and insects
- Weather-defying slant back with a low-profile, factory-assembled design that sheds water and installs easily on roof pitches up to 8/12
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Product Description
Static Roof Vents are an essential part to a balanced ventilation system in residential home attic spaces. This Maxx Air vent features a 3-sided design for greater airflow and has louvers that direct exhausted air upward to prevent discoloration of roof shingles and provide maximum protection from weather. Easy installation as the attic vent can be secured to the house's roof using roofing sealant and approved roofing nails or staples. Save on energy costs by reducing strain on heating and cooling systems while helping to prolong shingle life and protecting roofing components.
Features and Benefits
- High-capacity ventilation providing 51 sq. in. of Net Free Area (NFA) per vent to optimize attic airflow, removing harmful heat and moisture buildup
- Heavy-duty construction built from rugged galvanized steel with an integrated, rodent-proof metal mesh screen to block weather, birds, and insects
- Weather-defying slant back with a low-profile, factory-assembled design that sheds water and installs easily on roof pitches up to 8/12
EASY INSTALLATION
Our SBV 603 units arrive fully assembled and ready for placement on your roof. Perfect for new construction or an existing home—simply make your cutout, slide the flange beneath the shingles, and secure with roofling nails or staples.
BUILT-IN SCREEN
Pests can wreak havoc in your attic, damaging electrical wiring, insulation, and other critical components of your home. Our 603 slantback series has a 3-sided louvered design to provided maximum ventilation while also keeping insects, birds, and rodents from entering your attic space.
Offers Year-Round Home Benefits
Creating a balanced attic ventilation system is necessary for the overall health of any home. When your attic space is properly ventilated, your air conditioner runs less in the summer, your roof shingles last longer, and your attic insulation is further protected from mold and mildew. Maxx Air static vents are one component that can help you reach this goal.
Specifications
- Primary Color
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Black, Brown or Weathered Gray
- Material Details
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Galvanized Steel
- Dimensions
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16 in. W x 20 in. L (Base)
8 in. Diameter Opening
- Unit Weight
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3.3 lbs.
- Box Dimensions
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15.5 in. H x 30.5 in. W x 16 in. D
- Alias SKU(s)
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SBV 603 GVBLK: Black
SBV 603 GVBRN: Brown
SBV 603 GVWG: Weathered Gray - Multi UPC Info
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SBV 603 GVBLK: 047242761252; 047242581058 (QTY 6)
SBV 603 GVBRN: 047242761269; 047242581065 (QTY 6)
SBV 603 GVWG: 047242761245; 047242581041 (QTY 6) - Sold Under
- Maxx Air, Ventamatic
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a static roof vent?
A static roof vent is a non-powered attic ventilation product that allows hot, humid air to escape from the attic through natural airflow. Unlike powered attic ventilators or turbine vents, static roof vents have no moving parts and rely on the natural movement of warm air rising through the attic. Static roof vents are commonly used as part of a balanced attic ventilation system alongside soffit vents.
How do static roof vents work?
Static roof vents work by allowing hot air and moisture to naturally rise and exit the attic through roof-mounted exhaust vents. As warm air leaves the attic, cooler outside air enters through soffit or intake vents near the roof's edge. This continuous airflow helps reduce attic temperatures, control moisture, and improve overall attic ventilation.
Do I need soffit vents with static roof vents?
Yes. Static roof vents perform best when paired with soffit vents or other intake vents. Soffit vents allow cooler outside air to enter the attic while static roof vents exhaust warmer air from the roofline. Without adequate intake ventilation, static roof vents cannot create the balanced airflow needed for effective attic ventilation.
How many static roof vents do I need?
The number of static roof vents needed depends on the size of the attic, roof design, and the net free ventilation area required for the space. Most attic ventilation systems are designed to balance intake and exhaust ventilation according to building code recommendations. A properly sized ventilation system helps remove excess heat and moisture while improving attic airflow.
Are static roof vents worth it?
Static roof vents are a cost-effective way to improve attic ventilation because they require no electricity, have no moving parts, and require minimal maintenance. When properly paired with intake vents, static roof vents can help reduce attic heat buildup, control moisture, extend roof life, and improve energy efficiency throughout the home.
