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In our last blog, we walked through how to install an Envisivent Removable Air Return Vent into an existing vent opening. In this blog, learn how to install an Envisivent Removable Air Return Vent into a NEW vent opening! If you missed our last blog, you can check it out here.  The instructions provided are meant for the capable DIY, handyman or contractor working with a new build or renovations. If you are not comfortable with cutting drywall, and locating studs, as well as taping, mudding and sanding, we would recommend you speak with a contractor for further assistance. These...

Congrats on purchasing your new air return vent from Envisivent. The instructions provided are meant for the capable DIY or handyman. If you are not comfortable with taping, mudding and sanding, we would recommend you speak with a contractor for further assistance. These instructions apply to the Envisivent Removable Air Return Vents.  Let’s get installing!  It’s important to ensure that you choose the right product for your project by looking at the drywall size and the boot duct size as well as the function of the vent. Contractors and HVAC specialists will look at the PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS that are shown...

An interior-design obsessed person appreciates the small things in your home, from the crown molding choices and door handles to the air vents and baseboards. We can all agree that those standard air vents found in most homes are unattractive and can take away from the design and beauty of any room, especially if those rooms are designed in a dramatic finish with dark or bright colours. So how can you fix this? We’ve got the solution! Envisivent offers easy-to-install solutions for any residential or commercial interior project, replacing those awful-to-look at standard air return vents, air supply vents, and...

HVAC systems are integrated solutions for heating, cooling, and purifying the air in a building. The acronym indicates their function: heating, ventilation and air conditioning. These systems can range from small installations suitable for single-family residential use all the way up to the huge rooftop installations seen on commercial properties. HOW DOES AN HVAC SYSTEM WORK? An HVAC system contains both a heating source (furnace) and cooling source (air conditioner) routed to the same ducts or pipes and controlled by a thermostat. When air temperature moves outside of the pre-set temperature range, the thermostat activates either heating or cooling (depending...