4" ducting

[MrYorke]

I'm buying a new extraction unit and have been looking around at 4" ducting.....wow it's expensive!

Any ideas where sells the best value stuff and any tips/hints when looking?

It's going to be hooked up to my TS most of the time but eventually to a new p/t and I'm putting on a fine filter.

Cheers and merry xmas

 

[carlb40]

If you are after plastic ducting? I used soil pipe for mine. Fairly cheap, and easy to buy. Lots of different fittings from T / Y junctions, couplers plus various reducers. To connect the extraction system to the machines (if they use a 4'' outlet) i use toilet pan connecters. With hose from the connector to the extraction system

 

[wallace]

I recently put some 6" spiral ducting in my place and thought it was pretty cost effective. All the bends are pretty cheap and a 4m length was about £12. There's a place at Newcastle that deliver

 

[Lons]

I recently put some 6" spiral ducting in my place and thought it was pretty cost effective. All the bends are pretty cheap and a 4m length was about £12. There's a place at Newcastle that deliver

Hi

What's the company name? I could be interested.

Bob

 

[MrYorke]

Cheers for responses. I'll look into them.

I've just seen a couple of deals on rutlands website but I'm loath to buy from them because of their poor customer service

 

[ja2_k]

dustspares.co.uk have good selection of ducting at a reasonable price .

 

[wallace]

I think this is the place I got my stuff from, http://www.ductstore.co.uk/acatalog/Spi ... tings.html

 

[WellsWood]

I think this is the place I got my stuff from, http://www.ductstore.co.uk/acatalog/Spi ... tings.html

ditto. But I do have the advantage of having them practically on the doorstep, so cost me a 20 min drive rather than the shipping costs. Best prices I could find and a very helpful and friendly operation to boot.