Return Air Decorative Grille - Pattern H

Pattern Cut return air decorative grilles come in 26 different designs. These decorative grilles for your return air can be painted or stained to match your decor. You have the option of choosing between 56 sizes and 3 different wood veneers. These decorative grilles are constructed from 1/4" Baltic Birch Hardwood Ply with an Oak, Maple, or Cherry veneer face. If you plan on painting your grille, the manufacturer recommends the maple veneer. These grilles can be cut to any size or shape you need, if you don't see your size listed in the drop down menu call 800-504-5989 for a quote. These decorative grilles are measured by the size of the duct opening in your wall or ceiling. Example: If your duct opening measure 12" wide x 6" tall you would want to select the 12 x 6 return air grille.
Hint: The faceplate of the return grille will be 1 3/4" larger than the duct measurement.

You can also purchase the Adjustable Damper which is available in 21 of the Pattern Cut sizes. The damper will transform your return air grille into an adjustable wall register by allowing you to control the air flow.

The wood Pattern Cut Grilles have a lead time of 3-5 weeks to ship because they are cut to order. They are also a special order, non-returnable item and cannot be canceled once payment is received.

Choose From 3 Different Veneers:
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How to Paint your Return Air Decorative Grille

- Choose a good water, oil, shellac, or lacquer based primer.
- Thin the primer.
- Using a soft brush, work the primer over the grille taking care not to let drips build up in the edges.
- Using a spray, brush, or roller apply 2 coats of paint.
- Allow to dry completely before installing.

How to Stain your Return Air Decorative Grille

- Submerge the grille in a pan filled with stain.
- Wipe off any excess stain.
- Let the grille dry in an upright position. 
- Spray the grille with a lacquer sanding sealer while it is laying flat applying 2 - 3 coats.
- Gently sand the grille with sandpaper, being careful not to burn through the stain
- Again, lay the grille flat and spray a clear lacquer.
- Allow to cure for three days before installing.

These grilles are not meant to be used in the floor.