Yes, as I said, how do you do this?
 
Flexible ductwork attached to a round ceiling vent on a wooden ceiling panel. Insulated duct passing through a wooden ceiling, wrapped with reflective tape and surrounded by yellow insulation material.
 
Come on now, one of you must have done this before!
The pipe in question is exhaust air from a Heru 130....
 
And it is a flexmpare there, but it must be at least condensation-insulated between the damper and the roof hood's insulation.
 
I don't know how to do it, but I am also interested in the answer so I'm "subscribing".
 
One might think that ABC-VENT would be 1dm more generous with the pipe and pipe lagging (insulation) on their roof vent. Since the roof is a "normal" roof, 25x38 batten + 25x50 counter-batten, concrete tiles, the vent is in its correct element, so to speak.

It was the same with the exhaust duct, but there I finished insulating a section and then pushed up against the vent's insulation. But there, it doesn't need to be diffusion-tight.
 
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