The Oil Rubbed Bronze finish is dark and designed to simulate aged bronze. This finish varies amongst manufacturers from a deep chocolate brown and sometimes has subtle copper undertones. Our oil rubbed bronze is a deep chocolate brown and blends or matches with most other oil rubbed bronze finishes.
Antique Brass, also referred to as aged brass, has a rich brown town with slightly golden undertones
Brushed Nickel - The brushed silver hues flatter and complement any décor style
Polished Brass - sometimes referred to as bright brass, is a highly reflective, warm golden sheen for a vintage appeal and common in colonial homes
THE MADELYN CARTER DIFFERENCE– Our air vent covers promise superior quality, design, and value. Beautifully made and built to last, these floor registers will add a touch of modern elegance to any room for years to come.
TIMELESS DESIGN– Available in Polished Brass, Antique Brass, Brushed Nickel, and Oil Rubbed Bronze with a solid brass core. Bring and elegant touch to your home with a set of these long-lasting, rust-resistant covers. Create a seamless look in your home with a set of vent covers that easily match existing decor.
CONTROL AIR FLOW– With adjustable dampers, this floor vent cover is customizable and simple to use. The strong metal dampers are not directional and successfully turn the air flow on or off.
HIGH-QUALITY VENT COVER– Combining quality materials and innovative design, this contemporary vent cover compliments modern, clean designs in any space. It includes sturdy adjustable dampers and a beautiful, long-lasting finish that lasts for years. Control your airflow and elevate your home with this register.
VERSATILE- Includes mounting spring clips to mount as a wall vent cover or in as a floor vent cover to ensure an ultra snug fit.
CAST BRASS– With a cast brass core and heavy duty metal dampers, this floor register boasts strength and longevity. You can use this vent cover in high-traffic areas of your home or office without worrying about dents from shoes or furniture or rust.
