Kair Plastic Ducting Pipe 150mm - 6 inch / 350mm Short Length -Rigid Straight Duct Channel

• PVC plastic duct pipe 350mm short length. 150mm / 6 inch inner and 153.60mm outer diameter.
• Pipe ends are female and will accept male ducting fittings such as bends and grilles.
• Lengths of duct channel can be joined together using a male connector.
• Use round pipe fixing clips to fix ductwork to walls and ceilings and support ducting tube.
• Lightweight & durable. Can be carefully cut to the required size using a hacksaw.

Kair Plastic Ducting Pipe 150mm - 6 inch / 350mm Short Length -Rigid Straight Duct Channel 150mm inner and 153.60mm outer diameter. Please note that our straight lengths of Round plastic ducting tube are female i.e. round duct fittings such as bends and reducers are male and generally slip inside the duct tube. To connect two female straight duct lengths together use a system 100mm male connector part: DUCVKC365. Round ducting provides superior airflow performance when compared with 150mm flexible or 180mm x 95mm rectangular ducting. It is perfect for long duct runs for high power extraction systems and whole house ventilation purposes where pressure drop needs to be minimised. Made in the UK. Built to last out of high-quality white uPVC plastic material. Max / Min Temperature: +60c / -15c. Suitable to use in compliance with Part F Building Regulations. Installation Tips: Kair plastic ducting pipe is lightweight & easy to install. You simply push-fit the duct pipe and fittings together. For permanent fixings, you can seal the joints with a method of your choice (Popular options include silicone sealant, solvent cement, or tape). Plastic ducting can be carefully cut to the required size using a hacksaw. Offcuts are always useful to keep to hand for joining two male fittings. Lengths of duct channel can be joined together using a male connector part: DUCVKC365. Use round pipe fixing clips to fix ductwork to walls and ceilings and support ducting tube Part: DUCVKC442C. If your duct run passes through a particularly cold area, we would recommend considering using our pre-insulated ducting to avoid condensation building up within your ductwork.