PVC Roof Pipe Vent Cap
ECAP321 PVC Flue Cap: Approved for use as a vent terminal - Intake and Exhaust - on © Bosch Thermotechnology Corp. High-Efficiency Hot Water Heaters and Boilers
Meet Pipey, the PVC Roof Vent Pipe. He has a problem. He has a HOLE at the Top. Debris gets down the hole. He feels sick, bloated, and clogged. You end up with a HUGE bill. SAVE hundreds of dollars and make Pipey feel much better for $8.95!
Meet Fit the Wonder Cap. He is here to save the day and cover the hole.
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Fits Three Sizes (1.5", 2" and 3") of PVC Pipe In One Cap
- UL 1738 and ULC S636-95 Certified
- Protects Hard-Earned Investments
- Promotes Unrestricted Airflow of both Intake and Vent flue
- Will Never Freeze-up with Condensation
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Resistant to Heat, Cold, Precipitation and UV Radiation
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Simple and Effective
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Saves Health and Sanity
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Protects against High Wind, Debris, and Wildlife Intrusion
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Creates Freedom from Repair Nightmares
Many homes have at least three 1.5 to 3-inch PVC plumbing, furnace, radon, or any other vent pipes on their rooftops that are exposed to the elements. Pipey is one of those PVC vent pipes. His job is to safely release harmful gases and exhaust from your furnace, sewer, and radonlines. When He's doing his job, you're happy and healthy.
But He has a Real Problem
Squirrels, birds, and other small animals like him – a lot. They bring nesting materials, nuts, and other debris and drop it down into your sewer or furnace system through his open top. Even if the animals leave him alone, the wind and rain don’t; any storm that comes his way drops rain, leaves, sticks,
and all kinds of other debris down into your home.
You probably won’t notice him until you have a problem. Once debris gets down into your home’s pipes and you have to call a Plumber or HVAC Contractor, it’s too late – He feels sick, bloated, clogged, and you end up with a HUGE bill!
Metal pipes have had a piping solution for years with a traditional galvanized or other metal cap. But when these caps are used on PVC pipes, such as Pipey, the metals interact with the PVC plastic and exhaust gases to produce ugly rust stains that can seep down and damage your roof covering.
While no one would argue the high quality and durability of PVC pipes, this popular home design omitted a simple solution that saves homeowners hundreds of dollars.
SAVE yourself Hundreds of dollars and make Pipey feel much better for $8.95! The simple and effective solution – the ECap321
The ECap321 is a small vent cap designed for the exposed openings of PVC vent pipes on your roof. The E-Cap is made from GE’s Geloy Resin®, a material noted for high-weatherability and exceptional durability. Designed by a former military housing contractor for military housing, the E-CAP is available to homeowners for just $8.95. The E-Cap's design protects PVC vent pipes for your furnace, sewer, and radonsystems from external elements while allowing exhaust gases to escape. In fact, the E-Cap actually provides better airflow than an Unprotected conventional PVC pipe.
The E-Cap installs in just a few minutes with a small application of PVC glue. The E-Cap is the only solution you need for covering your exposed PVC vent pipes and gives you a nice exterior look on your rooftop as well as a great addition to your home improvement projects.
So please - for the sake of your health and sanity, help Fit the Wonder Cap save Pipey and all your PVC vent pipes!
Perfect for Heating, Plumbing, and Radon vents!! Promotes unrestricted air flow!!
Real People: Real Problems:One Solution
My story is quite simple. Our house which is situated in a wooded area has three vent pipes, 3" 2" and 1.5". We heard gurgling from the tub in our main bathroom each time the toilet was flushed. Coincidentally, I learned watching "This Old House" that gurgling was caused by a blocked vent pipe. I
climbed up on my roof with a hose and back-flushed the vent pipes only to discover that the 1.5" was blocked. Fortunately, working with a snake and more back-flushing I was able to unblock the pipe, problem solved! I immediately installed your 'mushroom caps' to prevent future blockage. Great
product!
Thank you,
Dave
I would like to thank you for such an innovative invention! Last winter in our new house we had our 2 HVAC unit’s intake and exhaust tubes get covered by 12"+ of snow. Our first indication something was wrong was the HVAC units started to make a pounding noise then we noticed our family all had headaches, and we finally smelled gas. When we realized what was happening and looked outside on the roof we could not even see the intake and exhaust tubes for either of the HVAC units as they were buried in about 24" of snow.



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