How do i cover up my laundry dryer vent that does up the wall




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You can paint it to hide it. Box it in-- but you need to have access to it. Can you put a curtain/tapestry over it? My neighbor hid hers under a laundry sign with funny/cute truisms about laundry such as "pairs of socks come here for a separation."
Plant a bush.
use material,make a sleeve color of your paint .
You can build a wood frame around it with 2x2s the cover with a composite siding (better around heat) and then paint to match walls... check out DIY or HGTV for more ideas also Pintrest
You could paint it to blend in, or Box it in using battens on the wall to form a box like structure and then clad it with 3p;y timber, then paint or Paper to taste.
If it bothers you why not reroute the vent?
Hi Kathymutter, hope this helps you out.
Use easy solutions like curtains, shelves, faux wood beams, and hanging wooden panels you can safely and creatively hide your dryer vent hose, you could even use something like a lattice cage around it that can be easily moved for cleaning.