MikeLife500
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The window opens inward towards me. I want to stick my duct tubing through there and seal up around it. Any ideas or suggestions?
Ehaust help
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GreenGuy_1995
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Those windows are removable - I'd remove it and replace with a piece of wood w/ hole cut in for exhaust tube.
Good Luck!
Good Luck!
JoeBlow5823
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Yeah i second this motion. Plywood the whole window opening and put a vent like this in it.
Everbilt 6 in. Louvered Exhaust Hood in White BLH6WHD - The Home Depot
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Speedi-Products 6 in. Louvered Plastic Flush Exhaust Hood in White without Tail Pipe EX-HLFW 06 - The Home Depot
Speedi-Products - 6 in. White Louvered Plastic Flush Exhaust Hood without Tail Pipe - Low profile easy to install for exhaust and dryer venting. Consult your local building codes for approved installation
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Builders Best Black Metal Roof Vent Cap 6 in. Collar 012633 - The Home Depot
Wrap up a contemporary addition to your living space with the choice of Builders Best Black Metal Roof Vent Cap Collar.
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spliffendz
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There was a video on youtube where the guy opened the window then attached a bar to make sure it stayed firmly fixed, then added plywood to block the light and then a hole for the venting
JoeBlow5823
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Million ways to skin a cat. I think this guy might just need some help from someone who is a bit of a "handyman".
MikeLife500
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MikeLife500
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BTW its the louvered flap vent on the outside
