Baseboard Air Deflector Extends 15 to 25 in.

A:  I'm not sure which duty this falls into but the plastic is approx 1/8" thick.

A:  quality is good. thickness? don't know, but works well as long a grandchildred don't stand on it (our vent is in under a window) bought another to replace broken one, so that says something.

A:  This product is made to withstand normal wear and tear when in use. Normally Heat & Air Deflectors are not placed in high traffic areas that would subject them abnormal wear and tear. Like vents, they are stagnant items, put into place and they do their job.

A:  Yes I have long ones and short ones they have Magnets on each end they clean very well pop them off clean them but them back up highly recommend

A:  As long as the wall register is metal, it should hold just fine. Understand iit is not designed for that purpose.

A:  Yes it will. I have it installed on a floor vent under the floating vanity in our bathroom.

A:  It is made for in the floor vents.

A:  Yes it should work on the floor vent

A:  NO

A:  Yes - we use them on ceiling vents - but not "as is" - we break off the magent part and drill a hole so we can screw them down to keep them from vibrating loose - HOWEVER, you will find a better solution at www.1800ceiling.com

A:  No, these do not work for typical ceiling mounted vents. The deflector is designed so that the magnets attach to the sides of the baseboard vent; there are little tabs on the back of the magnet faces that position the deflector away from the wall. So when you attempt to attach it to a ceiling vent the tabs prevent it from being attached to the face of the vent (like air deflectors made for ceiling mounted vents do) and the vent frame/sides are not thick enough for the magnets to grab the sides of the vent. However, I was able to attach it to my intake vents on the ceiling and walls because those vent frames are the same thickness as the height of the deflector magnets. I am hoping this description makes sense! (I use deflectors on intake vents because my town home was constructed with in and out airflow vents within 1-2 feet of each other in several rooms.)

A:  I used this deflector on a window air conditioner unit. It came with two magnets, but I used velcro instead to mount it to the sides of the AC unit to deflect the air. It did an excellent job for my needs. I don't think you can use it directly on a ceiling mounted vent if the vent is flush with the ceiling. You can use it on a ceiling mounted vent if the vent sticks down from the ceiling fabout one inch.

A:  yes if the vent is metal. If not you can drill a small hole to put a zip tie to attach it to the vent.

A:  Only if the ceiling vents are made of metal.

A:  i dont believe it can not positive but ive only used it on baseboards