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Old 07-08-2009, 03:12 AM   #3
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Originally Posted by Swapmeet View Post
You can get a reducer in the heating and air conditioning section of any big hardware stores. The insulated ducting will definitely be much quieter than non insulated. If you are thinking of not using reducers, you can add extra insulation and use a lot of duct tape I suppose, but it would be better to use the right sizes of everything. Rigging it will generally be making it louder.
"Rigging it will generally be making it louder."

Even when useing the reducers? I don't need 25ft of 6" insulated ducting. It would seem like a waste, plus I would have to find a place to store the rest.

They sell these industrial ring clamps for linking ductwork. That might be durable enough to secure things without the reducers. But then again, I don't want to complicate anything. I guess I'm going to be stuck with spare ductwork.


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