Vent Registers

All mono-directional, horizontal slot registers and grilles are milled from a single piece of solid wood on our custom-built machines. There are no glued joints to dry out, loosen or crack.

Our bi-directional, vertical slot flush registers are precision engineered for maximum strength and durability, while providing optimum flow volume. They are assembled to tight tolerances using our proprietary TightJoint™ design, which is machined after joining, leaving no glue traces to cause areas of uneven staining or finishing. Flush mount registers may used for new construction or retrofitted into an existing floor.

Our bi-directional, vertical slot models are precision engineered for maximum strength and durability, while providing optimum flow volume. They are assembled to tight tolerances using our proprietary TightJoint™ design, which is machined after joining, leaving no glue traces to cause areas of uneven staining or finishing.

Studies show that a certain amount of air flow performance is sacrificed for the great look of wood in vents and registers. We’ve created our MaxFlo™ bi-directional, vertical vane design to address this issue. Its lower louver count allows more air volume through, making it an ideal compromise between appearance and air flow performance. Designed for surface mount applications, simply drop the vent into a duct hole.

Our bi-directional, vertical slot models are precision engineered for maximum strength and durability, while providing optimum flow volume. They are assembled to tight tolerances using our proprietary TightJoint™ design, which is machined after joining, leaving no glue traces to cause areas of uneven staining or finishing.

All mono-directional, horizontal slot registers and grilles are milled from a single piece of solid wood on our custom-built machines. There are no glued joints to dry out, loosen or crack. Surface mount registers are also called "drop-in" vents, because they drop into the duct hole in the floor. Simply remove the old vent and drop in your new vent.

Our bi-directional, vertical slot surface registers are precision engineered for maximum strength and durability, while providing optimum flow volume. They are assembled to tight tolerances using our proprietary TightJoint™ design, which is machined after joining, leaving no glue traces to cause areas of uneven staining or finishing. Surface mount registers are also called "drop-in" vents, because they drop into the duct hole in the floor. Simply remove the old vent and drop in the new vent.

Studies show that a certain amount of air flow performance is sacrificed for the great look of wood in vents and registers. We’ve created our MaxFlo™ bi-directional, vertical vane design to address this issue. Its lower louver count allows more air volume through, making it an ideal compromise between appearance and air flow performance. Designed for surface mount applications, simply drop the vent into a duct hole.

Our bi-directional, vertical slot surface registers are precision engineered for maximum strength and durability, while providing optimum flow volume. They are assembled to tight tolerances using our proprietary TightJoint™ design, which is machined after joining, leaving no glue traces to cause areas of uneven staining or finishing. Surface mount registers are also called "drop-in" vents, because they drop into the duct hole in the floor. Simply remove the old vent and drop in the new vent.

All mono-directional, horizontal slot registers and grilles are milled from a single piece of solid wood on our custom-built machines. There are no glued joints to dry out, loosen or crack.

Our bi-directional, vertical slot flush registers are precision engineered for maximum strength and durability, while providing optimum flow volume. They are assembled to tight tolerances using our proprietary TightJoint™ design, which is machined after joining, leaving no glue traces to cause areas of uneven staining or finishing. Flush mount registers may used for new construction or retrofitted into an existing floor.

Studies show that a certain amount of air flow performance is sacrificed for the great look of wood in vents and registers. We’ve created our MaxFlo™ bi-directional, vertical vane design to address this issue. Its lower louver count allows more air volume through, making it an ideal compromise between appearance and air flow performance.

Studies show that a certain amount of air flow performance is sacrificed for the great look of wood in vents and registers. We’ve created our MaxFlo™ bi-directional, vertical vane design to address this issue. Its lower louver count allows more air volume through, making it an ideal compromise between appearance and air flow performance. Flush mount registers may be used for new construction or retrofitted into an existing duct hole.

All mono-directional, horizontal slot registers and grilles are milled from a single piece of solid wood on our custom-built machines. There are no glued joints to dry out, loosen or crack. Flush mount registers may used for new construction or retrofitted into an existing floor.

All mono-directional, horizontal slot registers and grilles are milled from a single piece of solid wood on our custom-built machines. There are no glued joints to dry out, loosen or crack. Flush mount registers may used for new construction or retrofitted into an existing floor.

Studies show that a certain amount of air flow performance is sacrificed for the great look of wood in vents and registers. We’ve created our MaxFlo™ bi-directional, vertical vane design to address this issue. Its lower louver count allows more air volume through, making it an ideal compromise between appearance and air flow performance. Flush mount registers may be used for new construction or retrofitted into an existing duct hole.

All mono-directional, horizontal slot registers and grilles are milled from a single piece of solid wood on our custom-built machines. There are no glued joints to dry out, loosen or crack. Surface mount registers are also called "drop-in" vents, because they drop into the duct hole in the floor. Simply remove the old vent and drop in your new vent.