Made in CanadaFloor-matching vent covers for tile, wood, vinyl, laminate and compatible carpet.

Prices in CAD

Floor matching, explained

How floor-matching vent covers work.

A recessed metal frame holds a removable tray. Add a matching piece of your finished floor to the tray, place it into the frame and keep the vent visually connected to the surrounding surface.

Black floor-matching vent cover with a matching wood insert The surrounding floor continues inside the removable tray
Removable centre trayKeeps the matching insert accessible
Multiple floor materialsTile, wood, vinyl, laminate, stone or carpet
Two textured finishesSandtex Black and Sandtex White
Made in CanadaManufactured and fulfilled in Canada

From duct opening to finished floor

A simple four-step system.

The vent size is based on the opening in the floor. The matching material comes from your flooring project, which helps the insert follow the same colour, pattern and direction.

01

Measure the opening

Remove the old register and measure the clear inside width and length of the duct opening.

02

Choose the finish

Select Sandtex Black for a strong outline or Sandtex White for a lighter frame.

03

Prepare the insert

Cut and secure a compatible offcut of the finished flooring inside the removable tray.

04

Place the tray

Set the tray into the frame. It remains removable for access and cleaning.

Black floor-matching vent cover installed in wood flooring

Product anatomy

The floor matches inside. Air moves around the perimeter.

The product is built as a metal frame with a removable recessed tray. The flooring insert covers the centre while the perimeter remains open for airflow.

1
Outer metal frameSits over the nominal duct opening and supports the removable tray.
2
Recessed flooring trayHolds the customer-supplied matching floor insert.
3
Open airflow perimeterThe open space around the centre tray allows air to enter the room.

One vent, many floor materials

Use a compatible offcut from the flooring installation.

The final insert should be prepared to fit the tray and remain within the product’s stated thickness limit. Confirm compatibility before installation.

TileCoordinate the tile pattern and grout direction with the surrounding installation.
Hardwood and engineered woodAlign the grain and plank direction across the removable insert.
VinylUse a carefully prepared matching piece from the same floor.
LaminateMatch the print, plank direction and finished height.
StonePrepare a compatible stone insert within the permitted thickness.
CarpetUse a carefully cut and secured compatible carpet insert.

Black or White

Choose the frame that fits the room.

The matching floor insert does most of the visual work. The frame finish determines whether the vent has a bold outline or a lighter edge.

Flooring is not included.Keep an offcut from the flooring project so the insert can be prepared from the same material.
Sandtex Black vent cover in wood flooring Sandtex White vent cover in light tile flooring

Questions before ordering

How the system works.

What makes this a floor-matching vent cover?

The centre tray is recessed so it can hold a properly prepared piece of the surrounding finished floor. The outer metal frame remains visible and the open perimeter allows airflow.

Is the flooring insert included?

No. Use a matching offcut from your flooring installation so the direction, colour, pattern and finish coordinate with the surrounding floor.

Which flooring materials can be used?

The tray can be used with compatible tile, stone, hardwood, engineered wood, vinyl, laminate and carefully prepared carpet inserts.

Can the centre tray be removed?

Yes. The centre tray remains removable after installation for access and cleaning.

How do I choose the correct size?

Remove the old register and measure the clear inside width and length of the duct opening. Order by that nominal opening size, not by the outside dimensions of the old cover.

Which finish should I choose?

Sandtex Black creates a stronger modern outline. Sandtex White is a lighter option that works well with pale tile, stone and other light floors.

Ready to choose a size?

Measure the opening, then select your vent.

Start with the measuring guide