Description
Able’s Low-Profile Glider-M* Vent provides an impressive 50 sq. in. NFA – with 1/8” mesh in Fire-Listed WUI sub-base option. The Glider blends well with various roofing materials and is available in many popular colors. Our vent is designed for use on composition shingle, flat tile, shake, or slate roof applications and offers a modern style with an efficient solution for attic area ventilation. The option with 1/16” mesh integrated Fire-Listed WUI base is available for all styles. Tested / certified for rain and wind resistance.
(Patent No. US 9,447,583 B2)
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Product Specifications
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Glider-M Vent used for intake or exhaust air?
The Glider-M Vent can provide both passive intake and exhaust in a balanced attic ventilation system, depending on where it is installed on the roof.
What is the difference between Glider-M Vents and Glider Vents?
The Glider Vent is our standard model, with a standard NFA of 69 square inches. The Glider-M Vent has a smaller design to fit right between the seams of metal roofing panels, but requires additional units to make up for the loss in NFA.
Where does a Glider-M Vent sit on the roof?
Glider-M Vents can be installed in many locations on a roof but are generally placed high near the ridgeline for passive attic exhaust venting or low near the eaves for passive attic intake venting.
Which metal are Glider-M Vents made of?
Glider-M Vents are made from galvanized steel.
Which mesh options are available for Glider-M Vents?
Available mesh configurations include 1/8 and 1/16. Mesh selection affects the product configuration and ventilation performance.
What net free area is documented for Glider-M Vents?
Net free area is 50 sq. in. NFA, depending on the mesh and configuration chosen.
Which roof applications can use Glider-M Vents?
Glider-M Vents are designed for composition shingle, flat tile, shake, slate and standing seam steel roof applications.
Is weather-exposure testing documented for Glider-M Vents?
Yes. Glider-M Vents has rain and wind resistance testing.



