Replacement Roof Vents and Vent Lids for 2008 Jayco Octane Toy Hauler

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We just had a bad hail storm all 3 of my vents where shredded and I need new ones.I have purchased vents twice and both times I have had the wrong vents because of wrong information. I need 3 manual vents for my 2008 Jayco Octane Toyhauler 26’ they need to be manual I would like the lids to be clear or smoked it doesn’t matter the color of the trim needs to be white and the interior flange needs to be 5 1/4 inches very important.I have not been able to find one.I installed a 14 x 14 vent but had to use the flange of the broken vent to trim it inside since the new one had only a couple of inches of flange .I have cleaned the other two openings and are ready for installation of the vents.If you can please HELP! I also need a 18x26 skylight interior and exterior lids the whole thing

asked by: Ed G

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Helpful Expert Reply:

Sorry about Mother Nature giving your trailer a beating. We have both complete standard 14 x 14-inch roof vents as well as just replacement lids in many colors and in the most popular hinge designs.

If you care to just replace the lids only (and not have to tear out all three whole vent assemblies) you can refer to the linked photo that shows the four common hinge types for 14 x 14 roof vents. Just match your hinge type and then select that one on the page for replacement lids that I linked for you. Click on your hinge type and then on your preferred color.

If you prefer to replace the whole vent you can see all options on the other linked page which displays all 14 x 14 manual roof vents such as Ventline # V2092SP-28. This manual vent has a translucent white lid. For an installation kit use part # 344270KITW.

I also linked our range of vent interior trim parts, called the garnish, that are also offered in various colors and in various leg lengths (depths) such as the 5-1/8-inch birch white garnish # VA0445-29.

Unfortunately we do not have skylight domes.

expert reply by: Adam R

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