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Old 06-22-2018, 10:02 AM   #21
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Hi Kirkman: I'm impressed with your awning, and I might steal the idea from you, but I am also interested to know what you used as a cover for the furnace exhaust. I have removed the furnace from mine and need to cover that hole with something. I like the looks of yours. any help is appreciated. Mike
They make self adhesive fake vents for the express purpose of covering damage or stuff like your furnace holes.
Or you can simply reinstall your furnace vent with a gasket behind it and it will look like you still have a furnace from the outside of the trailer.
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