Product Overview
Fire Hardening Vent Mesh Designed for Ember Protection
Protect vulnerable ventilation openings with Phifer EmberScreen Aluminum Vent Mesh — an advanced ember-resistant screening solution engineered to help reduce the risk of airborne ember intrusion during wildfire events.
Designed with a proprietary flame-resistant coating over durable aluminum mesh, EmberScreen Vent Mesh provides critical protection for some of the most vulnerable areas of a home, including vents, eaves, roof assembly gaps, gutter covers, and under-decking spaces. This high-performance mesh is specifically engineered to block more embers than traditional vent mesh while still maintaining the airflow necessary for proper home ventilation.
Ideal for homes located in wildfire-prone regions and Wildland-Urban Interface (WUI) zones, EmberScreen Vent Mesh supports modern fire hardening strategies and complies with California Building Code Chapter 7A requirements for ember-resistant venting applications.
Engineered to Help Defend Against Ember Intrusion
Wind-driven embers are one of the leading causes of home ignition during wildfires. EmberScreen Aluminum Vent Mesh is carefully woven to help minimize ember penetration through critical ventilation openings without restricting essential airflow.
Ideal applications include:
- Foundation vents
- Attic vents
- Soffits and eaves
- Roof assembly gaps
- Gutter protection systems
- Under-decking areas
- Crawl space ventilation
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Exterior venting systems
Its tighter mesh pattern helps block dangerous embers while outperforming traditional vent mesh products commonly used in residential construction.
Flame-Resistant Coating for Extra Protection
EmberScreen Vent Mesh features a specialized flame-resistant coating that adds another layer of protection beyond standard aluminum vent screening. Combined with corrosion-resistant aluminum construction, this mesh is built for long-term durability in harsh outdoor environments.
Key Benefits:
- Flame-resistant coated aluminum mesh
- Helps block more embers than traditional vent mesh
- Designed for maximum airflow with minimal ember penetration
- Durable, corrosion-resistant aluminum construction
- Supports home fire hardening strategies
- Code-compliant with California Building Code Chapter 7A
- Low-profile appearance for discreet installation
- Suitable for retrofit and new construction projects
- Proudly manufactured in the USA by Phifer Incorporated
Built for Wildfire-Prone Environments
Phifer EmberScreen Aluminum Vent Mesh was developed to help homeowners, contractors, and builders strengthen vulnerable exterior openings against ember intrusion during wildfire conditions.
While no screening product can completely stop fire, EmberScreen helps create a critical delay mechanism that may slow fire spread and provide valuable additional response time during emergency situations.
Its lightweight yet durable aluminum construction makes installation simple while offering reliable long-term performance in demanding climates.
Maximum Airflow Without Sacrificing Protection
Traditional vent mesh products often leave larger openings that can allow embers to enter attic spaces, crawl spaces, and roof assemblies. EmberScreen’s tighter weave is designed to reduce ember penetration while still allowing homes to breathe properly and maintain essential ventilation performance.
This balance of airflow and ember defense makes it an ideal solution for fire-conscious residential construction and retrofit projects.
Available Roll Size
Phifer EmberScreen Aluminum Vent Mesh is available in:
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6 in x 100 ft Roll
Why Choose Phifer EmberScreen Vent Mesh?
Backed by over 70 years of screening innovation, Phifer continues to develop high-performance products designed to meet evolving building demands. EmberScreen Aluminum Vent Mesh delivers a practical, low-profile solution for homeowners and builders looking to strengthen fire hardening efforts without compromising ventilation or aesthetics.
Add another layer of protection to your home with ember-resistant vent mesh engineered for wildfire-prone environments.
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