TuffVENT Soffit Vents

TuffVENT attic rafter vents provide superior ventilation and moisture wicking performance from a rugged 100% recycled fiber construction. These specially engineered vents are stronger than plastic, foam, or cardboard vents, enabling them to withstand the rigors of conventional installations, and the pressures of blown-in cellulose and foam insulation systems. In addition, TuffVENT is resistant to water, and hence mold, and unlike plastic and foam vents, TuffVENT is vapor permeable.
TuffVENT attic rafter vents manage heat and moisture efficiently by providing a clear path for air movement from the soffit to ridge or gable end vents.

Reliable Rugged Performance
- TuffVENT attic rafter vents are made of a unique rigid material that resists collapse during installation and will not rip or have staples blow through during fastening.
Reliable Heat and Moisture Management
- TuffVENT can move more air than foam vents due to a larger channel, and a rigid material that requires no center support.
- TuffVENT is vapor permeable, permitting the passage of water vapor and contributing to an increased drying rate for the structure.
Environmentally Friendly
- TuffVENT is made with an FDA approved food-grade additive to make them moisture resistant, and hence, mold resistant.
- TuffVENT is made from 100% recycled natural fibers, a renewable resource.
- TuffVENT will not produce toxic off-gassing, unlike petroleum-based foam and plastic vents.
Ideal for Cathedral Ceilings and Cold Roof Systems
- TuffVENT is the only product available in ten-foot sections, reducing the need to piece short segments together.
Easy Retrofits that Avoid Re-roofing
- TuffVENT is made of a rigid material that can easily be installed over existing insulation either from the attic or the soffit. Removing the roof is no longer needed in many installations.
- TuffVENT will not rip on nails protruding through the roof deck.
- TuffVENT can be easily cut with tin-snips to fit any rafter space (around pipes, conduits, etc).
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