Adjustable air vent

2 months ago

I’m trying to source a replacement air vent, and was just wondering if anyone had seen a similar product to the one I’m replacing.

It’s a recessed 9.5jn square fitting. The room is being redecorated and I ideally want to replace like for like. All I can find is flush fitting from B&Q, Screwfix, Toolststion….

Anyone got any advice/suggestions?

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Matthew
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2 months ago
This didn’t upload to the original post….
Sarah L
2 months ago
Do you still need the vent?
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Matthew
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2 months ago
I don’t know; it’s in a house we’ve moved into recently. I suspect it’s there for a reason, so I’m hesitant to seal it up.
Jonathan
2 months ago
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Matthew
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2 months ago
Thanks Jonathan. I got one of those from Screwfix - I think it’s a generic item that lots of retailers repackage. Unfortunately that is also a flush fit, with the rear piece fixed and the front sliding over. The one previously installed is the other way around; the outer/front piece fixed, and the inner sliding inside….

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