Mytee Products (8 Pack) Shipping Container Air Vent, Cross Flow Ventilation - Light Grey

Ship container vents perfect match to original ones, easy to install, will definitely help with air flow.

No instructions on what side hole to drill, etc. OTherwise, they are good for ventilation on our C-Crate.

Durable plastic. Small vent holes and a gasket.Don’t expect amazing ventilation. The holes are small. They keep water out.I have 4 upper and 4 lower on a 40’hc It still stinks when you 1st open the door. I haven’t had any condensation issues at all. Summer through winter.

I added four of these to my 20-foot shipping container to go along with the four that are already on it they are almost identical went in very easily seem to be high quality riveted

The vents are being used on a 40 foot storage container and the air flow through them is adequate to prevent pressure or condensation build up.

Shipped fast with what the picture look like

I have an older shipping container that only has two vents so I decided to purchase these vents to increase air circulation. Simple installation, simply drill holes in your container, three holes to anchor the vent covers and add your bolts. They don't come with any hardware. These are an exact match for any container manufactured in the past twenty years.

Have to do some drilling but are just like the original.

Had pitting in our fibreglasssed fifth wheel body with liquid coming out (?) which previous owner tried to fix with a body fill product and covered with decals but that failed again. Hubby felt it was caused by a chemical breakdown within and with no venting in the body it just under pressure created the holes to release tge liquid. We used the JB Weld putty (my go to for wood, metal, fibreglass, etc. repairs) to fill the holes, sanded and spray painted the body, and installed these vents throughout (which I spray painted black) over holes drilled in the body to allow for breathing. The wall interiors were just foam and studs and with a fibreglass shell there was no air passage. They fit the industrial style I was trying to give the unit reno so worked great. Very solidly made and they are designed to keep the water out. Added a nice look to the unit and no further problems thus far. They are a bit pricey but solidly made and easy to install. Venting is important in RV’s too if you happen to get window leaks as at least the water will drain out of the body and the walls will eventually dry out. Hope this helps others in their RV dilemmas.

After cutting / drilling nine 3/8” holes for each location (my 20’ container had only two vents) I installed the four vents in about 1.5 hours and fitment was exact same as original with rubber gasket seals. Self tapping screws x three, to fix onto container and some polyurethane around sides and top edge and screw tops and I have a well ventilated unit! Pleased with look, color, fitment, venting properties now as I’ve noticed the gas smell( store golf cart and Z turn mower, etc) completely gone and no icing inside unit.

Works great.

I have 2 40’ high cube sea cans, one has never had an issue with moisture, the other one suddenly had the roof inside SOAKED when the sun hit it, especially if it was a cool night prior. I installed a damn whirlybird before I thought to use these and it still was getting wet in there. These have taken all moisture out. I added 5 to my sea can, 2 on the sides and one in the back wall. Very easy to install I cut a little window as opposed to drilling like 9 holes.

Same quality as ones you see on newer seacans. I think a set is good for an 8x20 seacan. Sides and back