Maurice Franklin Louver-2 Inches Round White Aluminum Louver with Insect Screen (Priced Per Bag of 6). RLW-100

good quality, once installed my house was a lot cooler in the summer

The Maurice Franklin Louver is an excellent product for anyone needing soffit vents. It fits perfectly in a 2-inch drill hole and features grooves that securely keep the vents in place, ensuring they don’t shift over time. The professional design adds a clean, finished look to under-eave installations. I used these for soffit vents under my house eaves, and they worked flawlessly. Highly recommend for a neat and functional venting solution!

working fine - slight modification to work better since they do not really sell metric hole saws in the USA to make the perfect hole for the vent. I drilled 1/8" holes in the vent rim. Then installed with 4 stainless steel wood screws. This will prevent them from being pushed out or pulled out by squirrels and rats. Plus, it makes the install slightly easier when on a ladder 16 feet off the ground.

Material was ideal. Seems like a good value.

I have a cottage in another state where the builder used these to vent the soffits rather than using the continuous soffit vents I'm more familiar with. Unfortunately the in the course of painting the soffits a few times over the years, many of these have been partially or completed painted closed so that little to no air is able to pass through. I ordered these and they are just what I was looking for. They were more expensive than I imagined they would be considering I have about 100 to replace however they fit perfectly and did exactly what I intended them to do.

I wanted some of these rounds to use for ventilation while sealing up our garage ceiling. They were delivered without dents and were well made. They are self screwing onto the rafters with no issues. Quality product, well worth the price.

The ones I received are 1/16" under 2" so they do not fit snug and require caulking.

I needed to vent the enclosed gables of a small outbuilding and these worked. It is important to hold the drill steady when drilling the 2" diameter hole as wiggling enlarges the hole so that the press-in fit is looser. I installed four in less than half an hour and all pressed into the 5/8" plywood well enough, three very tightly after i realized my wobble drilling the first hole resulted in a loose (but good enough) fit. Make sure you press in with the louvers in the desired orientation as they don't move easily once installed. No problem painting them after they were installed.