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So it was necessary to think ahead and install the vent, as we wished to drywall the ceiling in the laundry room. It was a relatively easy task, given the ceiling and joist space were still open. Doing it later would have surely been a nightmare.
Not sure what the dryer nor what vent opening would be I opted for an nice large 5-inch vent pipe. If the exhaust from the dryer is smaller I can always get an reducer pipe.
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