Thanks for not spending half of the video trying to convince everyone to subscribe like 90% of the youtubers. Straight to the point - get'er done. Great video. Thanks. Will be doing this soon.
I have combed through RUclips. This is by far the most easily explained method. Only thing I would have done different was insert the vent under one more row of asphalt. Perhaps, there was a reason why you did not. Thank you for the video. Well done
I need to do this exact type of installation tommorrow. Was wondering about the best way to tie into shingles without tearing a bunch off. Thanks for posting.
Great video. The best technique for this topic.. Short and clear. Love it. Only comment. Exhaust pipes for range hoods need to be rigid duct. Also, I'm concern about condensation in the winter due to the lack of insulation. Inside the pipe will condensate a lot in the winter and might even leak inside the range hood.
Interested situation, the factory include plastic corrugated flex pipe in hood set - (Stainless Steel Range Hood Installation) ruclips.net/video/7lVU7lG9ZoE/видео.html For what and why they give a fire dangerous wrong pipe?
@@FixitAll - I know it's an old comment, but I agreed with "eric peterson" 100%. I am a retired HVAC technician after 40 years working in different states in US.
For a better video on installing the vent cap watch "How to Vent a Bath Fan Through the Roof" on this old house channel. This is of course not a bath vent fan but the application of the cap is still the same. This installation is not ideal. Also we are required to only use hard smooth duct for the range vent... as grease can build up overtime on any time of flex vent and cause a fire or just general inefficiency of the range itself.
just wondering did you concern about the cold weather make the condensation for the duct? should be insulation the duct. another concern to me is in heavy snow would the cap be covered by snow? should make the cap 1 or 2 feet higher than roof? thanks
I have a roof vent installed, the person who did it cut a 6.75 in square hole in the decking. What do you recommend the best way to attach the 6" vent tube to the square hole? What is do you call that metal strip you used at the end of your video to secure the tube?
Same square hole was in roof plywood at customers house when they ask me to install a new microway. The Home Depot have a square metal plate with 5" or 6" hole. Here is a video and you can see this plate: ruclips.net/video/uYJBzu5zqtk/видео.html
If bottom is caulked, it prevents any water [from condensation or other source of moisture] from properly existing out the bottom of the vent collar. Water will dam up and find its way to sub-roof/attic.
Hello Fix it All, Nice install. I have a dryer vent through the roof. It has galvanized pipe from the top to bottom. The inside boot has come loose from the ceiling. I'm guessing because of the weight. Did you use semi ridgid duct in this video?
@@FixitAll - I've never worked on this type of stuff before, but I'm gonna go for it. The boot that holds the collar to the ceiling was screwed in from the inside. I think that is where my leak is coming from also.
Was used Milwaukee Oscillating Multi-Tool www.homedepot.com/p/Milwaukee-M12-12-Volt-Lithium-Ion-Cordless-Oscillating-Multi-Tool-Kit-with-2-1-5Ah-Batteries-Accessories-Charger-and-Tool-Bag-2426-22/203144388
this may be a dumb question, but would this work for exhausting a wood stove?? I just inherited an old wood kitchen cooking stove from my wife's great grandparents and want to set it up in my garage. just curious if this exhaust vent can handle that kind of heat. Thanks...great video!!
Was used Milwaukee Oscillating Multi-Tool www.homedepot.com/p/Milwaukee-M12-12-Volt-Lithium-Ion-Cordless-Oscillating-Multi-Tool-Kit-with-2-1-5Ah-Batteries-Accessories-Charger-and-Tool-Bag-2426-22/203144388
Nothing specials. Any type of screws for wood or metal with flat head will work. I was used Self-Piercing Lath Screws just because I have it already in my car. www.homedepot.com/s/Self-Piercing%2520Lath%2520Screws?NCNI-5
Very nice tutorial. Will this work in Chicago where it snows? I'm just worried that snow will bury the vent holes. Thanks in advance for responding. I subd to see more or your vids.
I’m in Michigan. Where my vent is located on the roof is an area that gets drifting so the snow can get quite deep. All the exhaust vent covers I looked at locally from the usual big box store were too short and would get buried in the snow. I got my vent from Ventilation Maximum in Quebec Canada, I’m close to the border so I just drove over to Ontario and picked it up at a local hardware store. It works great. You can probably order online.
In a colder climate you’ll want to insulate your ducting to prevent warm moist air from condensing when it hits cold attic air and then dripping back down into your fan. 👍🏻
Hey, Putting sealant on 3:20 on the bottom front part of the vent for condensation cause issues? I saw many videos where the bottom part is not glued to let it run down naturally. What are your thoughts? Glue the whole thing down or just the top/left/right sides to the roof?
Thats not right, you are supposed to take the full shingle out above it and make the cut. That way you do not have the bow in the middle of the shingle when you slide the flapper vent in. Also, if installed correctly, you do not need to goop it like you did. Thats so much tar!
@@FixitAll "Didn't feel like it" is where all half-assed work comes from. Sealant will fail before the hard parts do, which is why it should never be the first line of defense. Just because you've gotten away with it doesn't make it right or good. It is not that hard to remove and replace shingles properly.
Why take the collar off, loosen your shingles higher up with a flat bar not bending them with your fingers😔 tar should be underneath the flashing, not all over on top to be seen, but it helps people who need help👍
@@FixitAll Nice attitude. So does duct tape on a car tire until it doesn't and someone's dies. Bubble gum and spit wads work too. If you're going to make videos just call them the wrong way to do things. Or Jethroe's redneck videos. Or how to burn your house down.
A nother totally screwed up video. No tar should be used on the bottom side so any water that does get in could excape. Attaching the flex to nothing but caulk or adhesive is wrong. And I could keep going but my suggestion is there's a video on THIS OLD HOUSE norm will show you the correct way.
Недостаток решения в том что, если ветер оторвёт кусок шингла, или ещё какое повреждение которое на ряд или два выше отвода вентиляции, и вода проникнет под битумную подложку (tar paper) и будет стекать по OSB, далее по трубе отвода далее за стену, эта проблема очень не скоро обнаружится, ну и потом всё-таки парусность это устройства выше чем шингла и ветер в итоге раскачает клеевое крепление что приведёт к протеканию.
The roof cap was done for this Stainless Steel Range Hood Installation - ruclips.net/video/7lVU7lG9ZoE/видео.html
I like that technique you used where you added the hanger. I have been looking for a lot time to see if it’s needed. Thank you.
Glad you like it!
Not a word spoken, and yet the best vid on this subject I have seen.
Thank you 😊
Thanks for not spending half of the video trying to convince everyone to subscribe like 90% of the youtubers. Straight to the point - get'er done. Great video. Thanks. Will be doing this soon.
Thank you! Good luck!
Best tutorial! I have all the parts and I’m heading to the attic right now to finish my vent install 👍 Thank you!
Nice to hear it was helpful! 🤩
I have combed through RUclips. This is by far the most easily explained method. Only thing I would have done different was insert the vent under one more row of asphalt. Perhaps, there was a reason why you did not. Thank you for the video. Well done
Glad it helped!
This is the type of videos I like 👍. No talking just get it ✅ DONE .
Thank you !
Great video. Quick to the point. LOVE the no talking just action!! Thank you.
Thanks for watching my channel !
Excellent work Sir. Very helpful, thanks for posting 👍👍👍
Thank you.
Very nicely done, I will be taking up this challenge pretty soon.
Thank you.
That was boss! I’m so glad I know how it works!
Thank you. In a couple days you can see on my channel another video with horizontal pipe installation.
This is a great video and will help a lot! Thank You
Супер работа!
I need to do this exact type of installation tommorrow. Was wondering about the best way to tie into shingles without tearing a bunch off. Thanks for posting.
Glad it helps you.
Love your work👍🏻
Thank you so much 😀
Thank you! Its It's going to help with my next project.
Glad it will helps for you!
Great job!
Thanks for the visit
Thank you so much!!
Good Job 👏
Thank you !
Perfect ! Most detailed video about kitchen exhaust fan installation .
Glad it was helpful!
excellent video
Thank you!
Great video
Thanks!
Thank you for explaining everything it will help me when I do it my self
Glad it help you !
I was being sarcastic
@@NoCampiRush oh, you mean no talking? I didnt see what else explane, clear video, step by step.
Was the adhesive you used in the attic the same as the one on the roof? It looked white.
lovely job
Thank you! 😊
Great video. The best technique for this topic.. Short and clear. Love it. Only comment. Exhaust pipes for range hoods need to be rigid duct. Also, I'm concern about condensation in the winter due to the lack of insulation. Inside the pipe
will condensate a lot in the winter and might even leak inside the range hood.
Our area not required insulated duct in attic, since not to cold winter time.
So would you have wrapped it in insulation? I live in Texas, so I’m not sure if it’s even necessary. I’ll be attempting this today. Wish me luck!
Corrugated flex pipe is not recommended for range hood installations. It can collect grease and cause a fire. Check your local codes.
Thank you for advice.
Interested situation, the factory include plastic corrugated flex pipe in hood set - (Stainless Steel Range Hood Installation)
ruclips.net/video/7lVU7lG9ZoE/видео.html
For what and why they give a fire dangerous wrong pipe?
Then what do you recomend for it ?
@@reikonr7173 hard pipe if it's in angles use as many elbows as you need
@@FixitAll - I know it's an old comment, but I agreed with "eric peterson" 100%. I am a retired HVAC technician after 40 years working in different states in US.
For a better video on installing the vent cap watch "How to Vent a Bath Fan Through the Roof" on this old house channel. This is of course not a bath vent fan but the application of the cap is still the same. This installation is not ideal. Also we are required to only use hard smooth duct for the range vent... as grease can build up overtime on any time of flex vent and cause a fire or just general inefficiency of the range itself.
That was not a better "cap install" you're correct about the duct.
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Andrew Borisov muy bien todo pero la puesta del cuadro en el techo muy malo
good job bro,
Thanks 😊
Good job my amigo !!!!
Thank you 😊
Wow 😯 nice!!
Thank you 😊 💓
Спасибо за подробное видео. Все просто и понятно. Мой будущий проект. Один из...
Пожалуйста, рад если пригодится.
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@@FixitAll В каком штате живёте?
@@usman2388 WA, район Сиэтла
@@FixitAll далеко...я в Техасе...можно ли наладить связь вне рамок Ютуба?
@@usman2388 да я в Facebook Vasiliy Ivanov c аватаркой гайки и в ней написано FIX IT ALL.
Hello may I ask what type of bit was used in the oscillating tool?
The cheapest for wood.
Concise no bloat bla bla bla. Clear demonstrations
Nice...
Thank you! Cheers!
just wondering did you concern about the cold weather make the condensation for the duct? should be insulation the duct. another concern to me is in heavy snow would the cap be covered by snow? should make the cap 1 or 2 feet higher than roof? thanks
In my Seattle area no snow (a couple inches in a couple days a year no big deal). And also no need insulation on that duct.
@@FixitAll thanks man
I have a roof vent installed, the person who did it cut a 6.75 in square hole in the decking. What do you recommend the best way to attach the 6" vent tube to the square hole? What is do you call that metal strip you used at the end of your video to secure the tube?
Perforated Metal Hanger Straps - www.homedepot.com/p/Perforated-Metal-Hanger-Straps-3-4HS/100396917
Same square hole was in roof plywood at customers house when they ask me to install a new microway.
The Home Depot have a square metal plate with 5" or 6" hole. Here is a video and you can see this plate:
ruclips.net/video/uYJBzu5zqtk/видео.html
best install job of a roof jack i've seen in a long time! A++
Thank you!
Are you allowed to drill through the flex pipe in the attic using that brace? I guess it's just one tiny screw
I was used two screws, from left and right 4:16
NEVER caulk the bottom of vent only top , left, and right sides
Why?
If bottom is caulked, it prevents any water [from condensation or other source of moisture] from properly existing out the bottom of the vent collar. Water will dam up and find its way to sub-roof/attic.
I broke the flapper in mine cause over time grease will stick it shut then it will not vent properly
Hello Fix it All, Nice install. I have a dryer vent through the roof. It has galvanized pipe from the top to bottom. The inside boot has come loose from the ceiling. I'm guessing because of the weight. Did you use semi ridgid duct in this video?
All time I use aluminum flex pipes.
@@FixitAll - I've never worked on this type of stuff before, but I'm gonna go for it. The boot that holds the collar to the ceiling was screwed in from the inside. I think that is where my leak is coming from also.
Hi What did you use to drill throw the roof pleas
Was used Milwaukee Oscillating Multi-Tool
www.homedepot.com/p/Milwaukee-M12-12-Volt-Lithium-Ion-Cordless-Oscillating-Multi-Tool-Kit-with-2-1-5Ah-Batteries-Accessories-Charger-and-Tool-Bag-2426-22/203144388
this may be a dumb question, but would this work for exhausting a wood stove?? I just inherited an old wood kitchen cooking stove from my wife's great grandparents and want to set it up in my garage. just curious if this exhaust vent can handle that kind of heat. Thanks...great video!!
For the wood stove you should use stainless steel stove pipe. That pipe double wall with fire proof insulation inside.
Fix it All thank you!! Would this vent work with that?
@@joshwilson6305 no, no, no. No vent for wood stove. Only pipe above the roof. Google - wood stove piping diagram.
Was used Milwaukee Oscillating Multi-Tool
www.homedepot.com/p/Milwaukee-M12-12-Volt-Lithium-Ion-Cordless-Oscillating-Multi-Tool-Kit-with-2-1-5Ah-Batteries-Accessories-Charger-and-Tool-Bag-2426-22/203144388
What if it snows and it gets higher than the vent ?
I don't know what to say. All houses in our Washington state has this vents caps.
How much will charge a contractor for this job?
Very depend on location. 2-3 hours of work. So check your local guys.
what type of screws did you use to attach the strap to the duct ?
Nothing specials. Any type of screws for wood or metal with flat head will work. I was used Self-Piercing Lath Screws just because I have it already in my car.
www.homedepot.com/s/Self-Piercing%2520Lath%2520Screws?NCNI-5
@@FixitAll great thank you
how do you call the punched thingy used to hold the duct ?
28-Gauge Galvanized Pipe Hanger Strap
www.homedepot.com/p/Oatey-3-4-in-x-25-ft-28-Gauge-Galvanized-Pipe-Hanger-Strap-33530/301505501?source=shoppingads&locale=en-US&&mtc=Shopping-VF-F_DYNM-G-D26P-026_001_PIPE_FITTING-OATEY-NA-NA-PLA_LIA-NA-NA-MK471123326_9016409793_FY21_2243&cm_mmc=Shopping-VF-F_DYNM-G-D26P-026_001_PIPE_FITTING-OATEY-NA-NA-PLA_LIA-NA-NA-MK471123326_9016409793_FY21_2243-71700000088658089-58700007494053431-92700067457295553&gclid=CjwKCAiAxJSPBhAoEiwAeO_fP1yKREX0y9kLzHH_Qzc4bVcBZo4-KHKhh51RWIZDGT-v5pCwQi6BfBoCBAkQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds
@@FixitAll thank you !!!
Very nice tutorial. Will this work in Chicago where it snows? I'm just worried that snow will bury the vent holes. Thanks in advance for responding. I subd to see more or your vids.
Hi. Not shure about your area. Check local code about it and look around neighborhood roofs witch type of cap they have installed.
I’m in Michigan. Where my vent is located on the roof is an area that gets drifting so the snow can get quite deep. All the exhaust vent covers I looked at locally from the usual big box store were too short and would get buried in the snow. I got my vent from Ventilation Maximum in Quebec Canada, I’m close to the border so I just drove over to Ontario and picked it up at a local hardware store. It works great. You can probably order online.
@@bondpit8750 nice.
In a colder climate you’ll want to insulate your ducting to prevent warm moist air from condensing when it hits cold attic air and then dripping back down into your fan. 👍🏻
@@bondpit8750 thank you!
What happens if they install the cap above the shingles?
If sealed around very well - nothing happened.
@@FixitAll Thank you, sure he did, I just wanted to double check
i see this video was posted 2 years ago, have any updates? Any leaks? Condensation?
No way to leaks. All perfect.
Hey, Putting sealant on 3:20 on the bottom front part of the vent for condensation cause issues? I saw many videos where the bottom part is not glued to let it run down naturally. What are your thoughts? Glue the whole thing down or just the top/left/right sides to the roof?
I have no idea.
@@FixitAll so the way you did it causes no issues over time granted it rains alot where you are?
@@loufernandez2441 that's why I seal around.
Come on dude. Why the flexible vent? Who does that on a range hood? That's going to rattle like hell.
Other than that looks like a good installation.
Thank you!
What kind of fan were you installing?
Ernesto Rodriguez Will check modal today and let you know.
Looks like a range vent
Bro that is so hack. Got the job done tho👍were you hungover or something? just talking from exp
No problem at all.
Thats not right, you are supposed to take the full shingle out above it and make the cut. That way you do not have the bow in the middle of the shingle when you slide the flapper vent in. Also, if installed correctly, you do not need to goop it like you did. Thats so much tar!
No, i dont want to have a big deal with roof. All the time it work perfectly since 1998.
@@FixitAll "Didn't feel like it" is where all half-assed work comes from. Sealant will fail before the hard parts do, which is why it should never be the first line of defense. Just because you've gotten away with it doesn't make it right or good. It is not that hard to remove and replace shingles properly.
@@csn583 2 years already, 12 month rain... no single problem.
I like your videos , but Corrugated flex pipe is wrong here. as well you used wrong sealing
Witch sealing you recommend?
@@FixitAll BLACK JACK Silicone 50-Year Warranty
@@VIVAFPV Thank you!
Why did I like the music so much
Why take the collar off, loosen your shingles higher up with a flat bar not bending them with your fingers😔 tar should be underneath the flashing, not all over on top to be seen, but it helps people who need help👍
Thank you.
Against code to use anything other than hard pipe taped and mastic.
Who cares, important - it works.
@@FixitAll Nice attitude. So does duct tape on a car tire until it doesn't and someone's dies. Bubble gum and spit wads work too. If you're going to make videos just call them the wrong way to do things. Or Jethroe's redneck videos. Or how to burn your house down.
@@mikesmith1353 depends on the location my friend. In my area hundreds, thousands houses builders done just like that.
So, no one burn yet.
Should have used insulated ducting.
Never saw insulated in houses.
Range vent ducts dont really have condensation problems like bathroom vent fans do. Insulation is not needed.
In cold weather climates.
2:32 what a weird way to cut a hole man
Just a hole, nothing fancy, so any tools will work fine.
No good
4 years, owner has no complaint and very good conditions.
Wait... you conveniently used an oscillating tool to cut a hole, then you used a hatchet as a hammer? hmm...
A nother totally screwed up video. No tar should be used on the bottom side so any water that does get in could excape. Attaching the flex to nothing but caulk or adhesive is wrong. And I could keep going but my suggestion is there's a video on THIS OLD HOUSE norm will show you the correct way.
Terry Moline Silicone, metal strap and screws will hold this pipe forever.
Terry Moline Never had any problem with this type of installation.
Недостаток решения в том что, если ветер оторвёт кусок шингла, или ещё какое повреждение которое на ряд или два выше отвода вентиляции, и вода проникнет под битумную подложку (tar paper) и будет стекать по OSB, далее по трубе отвода далее за стену, эта проблема очень не скоро обнаружится, ну и потом всё-таки парусность это устройства выше чем шингла и ветер в итоге раскачает клеевое крепление что приведёт к протеканию.
BlahBlahMan Yeah За 22 года работы в Америке такого у меня еще не случалось.
He didn’t put anything on the bottom. 3:45 shows it without caulking/tar.
The roofing work is horrible.
Done perfect.
Aesthetically yes
But it looks overly sealed and will be fine
Wrong again
Wrong? Who cares if it work perfectly well 👌
Ah I was so impress with the vent thing but very disappointed that you used flex duct no good!