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Thread "Insulating Ducts?" started by quad150db on 04/18/2006 6:44am
Top : Tools, Equipment & Hardware : Insulating Ducts?
Posted by
quad150db
on 04/18/2006 6:44am
Insulating Ducts? 
I am in the process of getting a home central air conditioning. How important is insulation of the intake and outtake ducts. They will be running in our attic. How do I know which model is the best?

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Posted by
Gor&co
on 04/18/2006 6:44am
Re: Insulating Ducts? 
I would say that both ducts should be insulated... the attic will be quite a bit warmer than either. The flexible duct often used today comes insulated. As for brand.. I can't help you there.
If you don't have one already, install an attic exhaust fan. This will GREATLY reduce the temperature in your attic when the weather is hot.

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