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DryerFlex outperforms all other types of exhaust ducts due to its unique design of all-metal construction using five layers of 25-micron aluminum ribbon wound over galvanized, zinc coated wire.

Made in the USA from heavy gauge Galvalume® steel with a lighter-gauge Galvalume steel damper, the 6WV Premium WallVent is built to last.

The Defender Access+ protects ducts against pesky critters that climb in searching for warmth. The vertical bars allow lint to easily pass through and are powder coated to resist tough Winter conditions. Homeowners can rest easy knowing their dryer ducts are protected and venting efficiently.

If you’re seeking a roof vent termination to vent your dryer’s exhaust, it’s important to know that the design of many roof vents can actually restrict the dryer’s airflow.

If your laundry area, your dryer or your clothes have a musty, moldy odor to them after the drying cycle, this can be a sign of a poorly-functioning dryer exhaust system.

If the exhaust duct appears to be kinked, or is crushed, it’s time to consider replacing it with DryerFlex - a safer, crush-resistant choice.

These are the top 10 reasons to install the DryerWallVent for your dryer wall termination.

Here are the top five reasons to install the Dryerbox, complete with an illustrative video.

These comments from customers are testaments to the quality and functionality of the DryerWallVent.

DryerFlex is the toughest transition hose available.

Dryer sheets might smell nice, but environmentalists say we should skip this step in the laundry process. Chemicals used to make them are released into your clothing from the heat of the dryer.

It’s important to clean the lint filter prior to each use of the dryer. Adding this step to your laundry routine will aid in the prevention of lint buildup up in the dryer exhaust system, and down the road, a possible dryer fire.

We all grew up with white dryer flex duct and it did the job. Since that, we have learned so much more on its status. It’s no secret that that the knowledge and official warnings on this product highly discourage its use for venting a clothes dryer.

Check the dryer exhaust system whenever you notice your dryer is overheating or functioning poorly. Failure to do so can ultimately result in a fire.

Often, not much thought goes into selecting the type of vent cover to be connected to the dryer exhaust duct at the home’s exterior wall. There are several types of vents on the market today to choose from, with the DryerWallVent being the safest, most efficient choice.