I've seen several garages on this forum with exposed ducting. I cannot find a source for this in my neck of the woods (SE Va). All that I can lay hands on is the cheap **** sold at Lowes or Home Depot and neither offer the sizes I want to use. The wholesellers might have it but I have no access to these sources. I'm looking for a transition from 14" round to 21.125"x17.5" flanged, 14" round long radius, 14" straight (approximately 12'), 4" to 12" reducer and 12" straight (another 12'). Plus, I'm looking for eight 10"x6" or 12"x4" vents that mount close to flush (or something equivalent). If you've been into a open ceiling bar or restaurant you've seen the spiral type ducting I desire. Any help would be appreciated.
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Where to buy quality ducting?
- Thread starter ezzzzzzz
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kj_mustang
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Check with the HVAC locations of Ferguson.
http://www.ferguson.com/branches/hvac
http://www.ferguson.com/branches/hvac
Beemer533
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Last year I bought a ton of stuff from http://www.advsheetmetal.com/ for a job. I didn't have an account or anything either, I just used my corporate card...
They have locations in Dulles and Alexandria VA... Not sure how far that is from you, but their shipping costs were quite reasonable to NY.
They have locations in Dulles and Alexandria VA... Not sure how far that is from you, but their shipping costs were quite reasonable to NY.
If you can't find any local sheet metal shops that will sell to you (and usually they do, they're not as bad as supply houses) theductshop.com made me a few transitions that were cheaper (with shipping) than the local place wanted..
John
John
I located a small sheetmetal shop, Precision Sheet Metal, located in Norfolk Va that specializes in spiral ducting. The owner, Craig, is building my whole system from scratch including the plenum transition and diffusers. It's not the cheapest route but the end results will be exactly what I want. I considered ordering from a online site but the shipping costs basically consumed any savings plus if anything wasn't right I had to deal with those logistics.