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  1. #1
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    Default air conditioning duct query

    I have had an air condionig guy install a split air conditioner, he has fitted a 100 x 75 standard size cable duct (colourbond) down the wall and it sits proud, enough to stop a window openig

    Does anyone know if smaller duct is sold anywhere, he says all the same size so cant change it
    I only need it about 50 x 50 to fit his pipes but looks suggest it should be colourbond

    thanks

    Doug

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    Just go to a sheetmetal shop or to Lysaghts in Greenacre and get one folded up to the required size.

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    An option to what Barry has said. I'm having some units installed shortly, the Installer uses PVC ducting with clip-on tops for future access. The size is around what you have said, but I assume other sizes are avaliable.

    Alternatively relocate the duct.

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    PVC duct in that size can be purchased from Electrical Wholesalers.
    You have a choice of grey or grey but you can paint it easily enough.
    Those were the droids I was looking for.
    https://autoblastgates.com.au

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    I went to Stratco & chose what color colorbond, and also the size I wanted, and they formed it for me (about 1 week lead time).

    I made it from 2 U shaped sections - the base around 50mm high by 80mm wide, and the cap is 80mm wide by 10mm high, and held on with half a dozen pop rivets up each side.

    The all up cost for both bits, running 2400mm, was $36.

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    Thanks all

    Doug

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