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Estimate a planning airflow from room size, then find the grille that carries it.
Three specific products, each answering a different question. Every size that carries this airflow is listed below.
| Room | Vent | Size | ACH | CFM | Vents | CFM each | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Total estimate | 0 | ||||||
How this works. Airflow is estimated with the air-changes-per-hour method: room volume × ACH ÷ 60. Product selection uses each grille’s published effective area (Ak, an effective-area factor from the manufacturer’s own test method) from its airflow table, so catalog velocity is CFM ÷ Ak, not a generic free-area assumption.
What it is not. Not a load calculation, and neither a cooling nor a heating design airflow. Room-by-room design airflow comes from an ACCA Manual J load calculation, and the duct system that delivers it from Manual D. Catalog velocity is a comparison basis between products, not a sound rating; published NC values are not part of this data set. The velocity bands are a shopping target, not an engineering verdict.
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Order by the duct opening, not the faceplate. Remove the vent and measure the hole behind it, then order that size. Getting it right the first time means no returns, no reorders, and no waiting on the job.