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Recessed Dryer Vent Box

A box let into the wall cavity so the elbow and transition sit inside the wall instead of behind the machine. It buys back four to six inches of depth, which is usually the difference between a laundry closet door that shuts and one that does not. It also stops the crushed-hose problem, where pushing the dryer back kinks the transition and the run silently loses most of its airflow.

Specification

What the listing decides

Purpose
Recovers clearance behind the appliance
Transition
Still requires a listed transition duct (IRC M1502.4.4)

How this part is bought

The part follows the finding

No part in this store is a loose transaction. This one links back to the graded inspection that surfaces the need, and across to the install service it belongs to — both performed by the same trained crew.

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Camera Vent Inspection

The graded inspection that documents the need for this part before it ships.

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Periscope & Recessed Vent Box

The install service this component attaches to, fitted to its listing by the same crew.

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Every store quote includes

  • A fit check — duct diameter, developed length, bend count and termination verified against your inspection
  • Written installed pricing before anything is ordered
  • Installation to the component's listing by trained technicians
  • Documentation that closes the finding — so the warranty, your insurer, and the next inspector all see a job done right

Duct Run & Fittings

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No price is listed — that’s the standard, not a sticker. Installed pricing depends on your duct diameter, developed length, bend count and access, and we confirm it in writing after a fit check. No payment is taken online.

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Years in the field
IRC M1502
Checklist
48h
Written report
< 2hr
Response
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