Engera Bathroom Door Air Vent Grille Two Sided Ventilation Cover for Restroom, Warehouse, Storage Doors | Interior Door Transfer Grill 453mm x 91mm (18.1"x3.6")

Its not the product's fault, it's mine. I wanted a vent at the bottom of our bathroom door since our 17 year old takes 45 minute super hot showers. The overhead vent fan couldn't keep up because the bathroom didn't get enough airflow. This was relatively easy to install, i'm not a woodworking pro. I took the door off and put in the garage. I traced the outline, started cutting. For those non-pros: use a saw that goes all the way through the door. When I got finished with my jigsaw, I realized it didn't make it through the other side, so I had to do a lot of work lining up and cutting from the other side. Oops. It still turned out great and works fine! Lets just enough air into the bathroom that our son doesn't create a water park.

The media could not be loaded. I really like how this looks. I wish I had done it years ago. It helps to add light to the dark hallway now, too. Very easy to install, according to my 21-year old son.It helped with all of the dampness and steam that the brand new exhaust fan couldn't handle.And so inexpensive compared to other ones. It's made in the Ukraine, so I'm glad that the Ukraine us able to export to provide low cost items to Americans.

Installation was easy. Because of design this unit seals opening to door interior ( limiting insects taking up residence there) and provides some structural support to door unlike alot of other option out there.Be warned, There are no instruction tips or advice for installation in box. So be advised that: 1, cut outs for each piece are different sizes as one piece fits into the other when installed. 2, hollow doors have cardboard or foam for structural support. Only cut out what is needed for install. 3, measure for center of door and start your bottom cut at least 2 inches ( my cuts were 2.5 ) from bottom edge of door. 4, flange is small so little room for cutting errors. You can see that one of my installations my cut was two big for one of the covers so i trimmed to give a recessed look.

Literally took like 10 minutes to install. Yes it's plastic, but it should be sturdy enough to withstand normal wear and tear. It looks like they listened to the earlier complaints about the screws being to long, and used shorter screws. Mine are screwed in tight, but they don't protrude and leave dimples on the other side.

I bought these to help with airflow and humidity build-up in rooms where we have to keep doors closed. It took a bit of thought since they don't come with instructions, but once I had a plan they were installed pretty easily. Took me perhaps 15-20 mins to install one, once I got my system down.They're made of plastic (or nylon?) so I'm not certain of how long they'll last, but once all is said and done they look pretty good, they were really inexpensive compared to other options, and they're getting the job done.

Very nice product, easy to install. Works very, we can tell the difference in the added air flow

The vent was easy to install. It looks great and works well

I bought three. One of them broke when I dropped it on the floor. It's made of hard plastic. I think it's just grossly overpriced for the quality