Copper Peak Top Dormer Vent - RMDPT18

 Copper Peak Top Dormer Vent - RMDPT18

Peak top dormer vent is made of high quality 16 ounce copper. Unit can be pitched to match roof pitch. Soldered seams for increased waterproofing and durability. Custom sizes and configurations are available.

Features

• Peak top dormer vent
• Custom sizes and configurations available.
• Constructed of 16 ounce copper (approximately .018" or 26 gauge)
  
• 18" Wide louvered vent area
• Copper mesh keeps pests out
• 81 square inches of louver free area
• Manufactured in the USA by Thunderbird Products
• This item is also available in Stainless Steel

Specifications

What Our Experts Think

• Premium Copper Construction – Corrosion-resistant and built for long-lasting durability.
• Peak Top Design – Enhances airflow while preventing water infiltration.
• Superior Ventilation – Promotes proper attic airflow, reducing heat and moisture buildup.
• Weather & Pest Resistant – Keeps out rain, debris, and unwanted pests.
• Elegant & Functional – Copper finish develops a beautiful patina over time.

Q&A

Q: What size is this vent?
A: The RMDPT18 model features an 18" width for efficient attic airflow.

Q: What is this vent used for?
A: Designed for attic and roof ventilation, helping regulate temperature and moisture to prevent mold and structural damage.

Q: Is it compatible with all roofing materials?
A: Yes, it works with shingles, metal, and tile roofs.

Q: Does it have a built-in screen?
A: Yes, it includes an integrated mesh screen to prevent insects and debris from entering.

Q: How is it installed?
A: Mounts securely onto the roof with proper flashing and sealing for a weather-tight fit.

Q: Why choose copper for a dormer vent?
A: Copper is naturally rust-resistant, highly durable, and develops an elegant patina over time.

Q: What maintenance is required?
A: Occasional cleaning to remove dust or debris ensures optimal performance.

Maintenance Tips

• Remove Debris: Clear leaves, dust, and nests to ensure proper ventilation.
• Clean Gently: Use a soft cloth with mild soap and water to prevent buildup.
• Monitor Patina: Copper naturally develops a patina over time—clean or seal based on preference.
• Check for Corrosion: Inspect joints and seams for any signs of wear.
• Secure Fasteners: Ensure screws and mounting hardware remain tight.
• Avoid Harsh Chemicals: Use only copper-friendly cleaners to protect the finish.
• Winter Care: Remove ice or snow buildup to maintain airflow.