tumble dryer hose through wooden shed wall ?

[Dutchmedic]

The other day i opened a topic to ask how best to fix this leaking shed roof :

I followed the advice, and after an sunny afternoon it now looks like this :

So i now want the tumble dryer in there, it already has electics, i just need to get this hose :

through this wall :

Now looking online i found something like this :

Manrose Cowl Vent White 140mm x 140mm


Would i be able to connect that to the end bit of the dryer hose ?

And what would be the best way to create a hole for that in the shed wall ? I've a big saw but not sure if that'll do the job, can i use a stanley knife or won't that go through the wood ?

And does the hose need to be low down, or can i have it run up the wall on the inside and then out through the wall ?

 

[Burnerman]

The outlet will connect to the hose with a jubilee clip or even cable ties.
Ideally use a jigsaw to cut the hole - a stanley knife is not the tool to use here.
If you can, keep the duct run as short as possible to minimise condensation.
John

 

[jay679]

If you don't have a jigsaw, and can't justify the expense of buying one, then a pad saw will do the job. Just drill a hole, insert the pad saw and cut around the circle you want.

Jay

 

[foxhole]

If the dryer sits back against the wall hose it not required short bit of 100mm pipe will be enough.