Lomanco® 750 Roof Vent Smoke House Demo

The Lomanco® 750 Original Slant Back, Often Imitated but Never Duplicated.
Lomanco® Static Roof Vents are exhaust vents by design. Each vent's unique design offers maximum weather protection. All Lomanco® Static Roof Vents are available in several colors to blend with your roofing materials. Other common features include a bird-proof design, a weather tight seamed collar, and a high profile and rolled flange on the vent stack for superior weather protection and circulation.

[@johnmalkowic693]

What I don’t like about those demonstrations is that house/roof model is ridiculously small so those test will always work effortlessly. I believe Lomanco can afford to make at least 500sq feet roof model

[@gunzblazed]

You guys dont have a sample video of the 800 series... ALL and ALL which one is the best? I have vaulted ceilings and want to vent my room NOT the attic and I need to know which one would work the most sufficiently for my situation.

[@madeline9902]

Can I close up all the soffit vents on one side of my home? Neighbors are all day/night chain smokers and our homes are very close. Im guessing the smoke must be coming through these grill vents in my home. It’s awful! It’s like I live in a bar now and I’ve tried everything. :( help!

[@Lomanco]

Intake is very important to the ventilation system. Unfortunately, intake is often overlooked. In fact, inadequate intake is the number one reason for failure of an attic ventilation system. Lack of intake vents results in extreme heat buildup in the summer and severe moisture problems in the winter. Additionally, exhaust vents can actually become intake vents if no intake vents are present and pull in rain and snow. You must have a continuous supply of fresh air to “feed” the exhaust vents. The intake system must provide as much or more than the exhaust system in net free area.

[@pearlperlitavenegas2023]

Yes you can just open up same vents in another part of the house

[@bobbo229]

Does this vent meet all of the code requirements for venting a dryer?