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Fypon 60 in. x 25 in. Triangle Polyurethane Weather-Resistant Gable Louver Vent

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Fypon 60 in. x 25 in. Triangle Polyurethane Weather-Resistant Gable Louver Vent60x25 Triangle Polyurethane Gable Louver Vent A durable, weather resistant gable louver vent made from polyurethane to provide intake exhaust ventilation while protecting the attic from the elements. Primed and ready to paint, it features angled slats and an integrated corrosion resistant screen to keep insects out with low maintenance. Key Features: Weather Resistant Build: Polyurethane construction resists moisture, insects, and UV for long term

60x25 Triangle Polyurethane Gable Louver Vent

A durable, weather-resistant gable louver vent made from polyurethane to provide intake/exhaust ventilation while protecting the attic from the elements. Primed and ready to paint, it features angled slats and an integrated corrosion-resistant screen to keep insects out with low maintenance.


Key Features:

  • Weather-Resistant Build: Polyurethane construction resists moisture, insects, and UV for long-term exterior use
  • Ready to Finish: Pre-primed surface accepts exterior-grade acrylic latex paint for a custom look
  • Efficient Venting: Angled slats with built-in screen allow airflow while helping block rain and pests
  • Easy Installation: Designed for gable mount with quick, low-maintenance setup
  • Wide Coverage: 60 in. width and 25 in. height fit large gable applications

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Specifications Table:

Specification Details
Material Polyurethane
Color Family White
Shape Triangle
Mounting Position Gable Mount
Power Type Non-Powered
Features Built-in Screen, Paintable, Stainable, UV Resistant, Weather Resistant
Screen Included Yes
UV Resistant Yes
Paintable/Stainable Yes
Intake/Exhaust Intake/Exhaust
Product Width (in.) 60 in
Product Height (in.) 25 in
Product Depth (in.) 2 in
Cut-Out Width (in.) 58 in
Net-Free Area (Sq. In.) 35.0
Product Weight (lb.) 8.1
Manufacturer Warranty Lifetime Limited Warranty for Homeowners

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Q: Is the vent paintable?
A: Yes. It comes pre-primed and is ready to paint with exterior-grade 100% acrylic latex paint.


Q: Does it include a screen?
A: Yes. A corrosion-resistant screen is integrated to help keep insects out while allowing airflow.


Q: What are the overall dimensions?
A: Product width is 60 in., height is 25 in., and depth is 2 in.; cut-out width is 58 in.


Q: Is the vent powered?
A: No. It is a non-powered intake/exhaust vent for passive ventilation.


Q: What warranty is provided?
A: Lifetime limited warranty for homeowners from Fypon.


Sleek Geometry Meets Enduring Performance

This triangular louver draws a crisp architectural line across the gable, punctuating the roofline with balanced symmetry. The horizontal slats create a refined rhythm while the slender frame keeps the profile clean and modern. Paint it a contrast hue to accent siding or tone-on-tone for understated elegance. It’s a smart, stylish essential for a polished exterior and luxurious curb appeal.


Upgrade your gable with this durable, paint-ready vent for cleaner airflow and a refined architectural finish—add to cart today.

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