
I need some ideas on how to cover up old floor registers. Thanks.




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I'm facing this problem, too. They put the working ones in the floor, so the non working ones are in the wall. I have one in a bathroom in the pretty tile that I need to cover. :(
I have a similar problem. I have a poorly patched vent hole in my original oak flooring. I'm concerned that the oak patch may come loose if it is stepped on or a chair leg slides over it. Currently the oak patch is in tack. I have been looking for a sturdy metal vent cover. However, all vent covers I have found have the shaft on the bottom side that would slip into the floor duct opening. I need something that is sturdy and completely flat on the underside - just to lay on top of the patched area. I understand that the rectangle will need to be larger than the exact opening and I will secure the cover with screws to hold it in place. This vent hole is not in an area that could be covered with furniture. Any suggestions would be appreciated.