According to Cor-A-Vent’s website (cor-a-vent.com): “The ridge vent should not be used with other roof mounted or gable end vents. They can disrupt the air flow through the attic.

According to Cor-A-Vent's website (cor-a-vent.com): "The ridge vent should not be used with other roof mounted or gable end vents. They can disrupt the air flow through the attic.

How Can I Insulate an Attic With Limited Ventilation? When soffit vents aren’t available, focus on using alternatives like ridge vents, gable end vents, attic fans, or wind-powered vents.

I had a 24-by-26-foot addition put on it. The builder did a roof ridge venting system on the addition and insisted that no gable vent was needed on the end of the addition for proper airflow.

Robert Policht instructs on how to use these design features of many peaked-roof houses to help to relieve toxic gases, byproducts of combustion, smoke, heat and fire. The ceiling level that’s ...

Mid-America’s new gable vents work with all types of siding, including engineered wood, fiber cement, vinyl, stucco, wood, shake, metal and brick. Available in four shapes—14"x14" square, 14 ...

Gable vents can help by allowing air in or out, but they don’t usually help the airflow evenly throughout the attic. Get to know about home wind turbines.

How Can I Insulate an Attic With Limited Ventilation? When soffit vents aren’t available, focus on using alternatives like ridge vents, gable end vents, attic fans, or wind-powered vents.