Circular Soffit Vent - Grey

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The Freefoam Circular Soffit Vent in grey is an essential hardware solution for homeowners and contractors looking to improve roof space airflow without replacing entire soffit systems. Ideal for retrofitting, this vent provides a simple, effective method to prevent condensation and moisture buildup by promoting proper ventilation. While it is highly efficient for targeted airflow, users should note that it requires precise hole cutting to ensure a secure, flush fit against existing soffit boards.
| Colour | Grey |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | FCVAG |
| Brand | Freefoam |
You need to cut a 70mm hole using a standard holesaw.
Yes, these are designed as a retrofit product that can be installed with basic tools including a drill and a 70mm holesaw.
The number of vents depends on the total area of your roof void. Consult local building regulations or a professional roofer to determine the required ventilation area for your specific roof size.
Yes, it is finished in a standard grey color designed to blend seamlessly with most modern grey soffit boards.
No, the vent is designed with a friction-fit twist-to-lock mechanism that holds it securely in place without the need for additional adhesives or fasteners.
Ensure the hole was cut to exactly 70mm. If the hole is too large, the friction-fit locking mechanism may not grip the edges of the soffit board correctly.
Check the edges of the drilled hole for plastic or wood burrs. Removing debris or rough edges will allow the vent to sit flush and twist easily.
Installation is a straightforward process for anyone comfortable with basic power tools. Ensure your soffit board is stable and free of rot before drilling. Use a 70mm holesaw for the cleanest cut, as an uneven hole may prevent the locking mechanism from engaging properly. Once installed, these vents are virtually maintenance-free. It is recommended to perform a visual inspection during your annual gutter cleaning to ensure the vents are not blocked by debris, spider webs, or nests that could restrict airflow.