Chameleon Tileable Floor Vent Registers Stands out by blending in! Floors never looked this good before! Features Chameleon vent registers offer a flush-mounted, high-strength, versatile, finish to a new floor Designed for use with hard-surface material such as ceramic tile, stone, hardwood and concrete By incorporating pieces of the surrounding flooring, the Chameleon blends in, yet stands out as a true hand-crafted design Available in 5/16" or 1/2" thickness The independent, two-part frame and cradle also permit easy maintenance of the vent interior Material must be at least 1/4" thick or greater Air damper available The size of the vent opening in the floor will determine the size of the register. For example, a 4'' X 8'' opening calls for a 4'' X 8'' register Flange size: 1-1/16" *NOTE: The size of the product has not changed. The manufacturer has determined that the more suitable size to market would be a 5/16" thickness, rather than a 3/8" thickness. If you have ordered the 3/8" thickness in the past, then you will need to order the same dimensions at 5/16" thickness Installs in Three Easy Steps 1. Start with our engineering strength, aircraft-grade aluminum frame and cradle 2. Insert installer-cut pieces of floor material into the Chameleon's register channels 3. The result: A custom installation flush with surrounding material, creating an integrated design Lifetime Warranty On manufacturing defects and a “no hassle” return policy if you are dissatisfied with the product for any reason. Instructions for Creating a Template for the Chameleon Floor Register Example; The vent opening in the floor needs a 2.25 x 10 register, you will need a template (use 1/2" plywood or similar material) which measures exactly 4.25" x 12". Install the template with double-faced tape or similar temporary adhesive on the sub-floor, being sure to center it over the vent opening. You can then install the flooring material around the register, making allowances for the grout joint you are using with the field tile. You can leave the temporary template in place until the register arrives, then remove the template and install the register, grout the register, and you'll have a perfect finish to the floor.
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