Will this work to wrap the trunk line, or is just for round ducts?
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I used the wrap on steam pipes so I am not sure it will work for your application or not, I can tell you it is very flexible and easy to wrap around pipes which were as big as 9 inches in diameter.
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If you put carpeting over the wrap to protect it, it may work. It could start to break down if exposed to constant beating like one could imagine would happen if you are getting stuff in and out of your trunk.
1166963
I used it to wrap a rectangular trunk line. Worked OK. One roll didn't seem to go very far, maybe 8 linear feet.
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Most likely not. The product works best when it is rolled around a broken object ir even rolled around leaking flat pipe, one without ridges. I don't recommend the product to simply be placed over a Leak without the benefit of wrapping.
1833607
If you are using the guards for rodent control, I would go get chicken wire to wrap loosely around the trunk. If sun, burlap wrap. For a tree that wide you would have to use to many and they would be tight and may pop off easily. Even the 3-4" trunks take quite a few of the guards.
1592676
No.I don't recommend wraping any exhaust pipes with this.only wires or anything you wantto protect from damaging radiant heat..try the fiberglass wrap better yet, lava wrap
1009365
It has a large knockout for an oval duct; I had to use tin-snips to cut out a round hole to go straight up. There is no way to vent backward into the wall
1784033
I haven't tried it on EMT conduit compression couplings or anything of that sort, but its rubber wrap is definitely long enough to wrap around up to 8 inches diameter.
481746
I'm not sure. It would depend on whether you could attach the bracket to a stud and get a duct to the outside.
1607355
I have no idea. I always route gasline away from the exhaust system. If it must pass close to the exhaust, I will fabricate an aluminum shield.
1327665
I have one, and would not try it as a tow point for the fear of it frlopping over. This duct is long and light.
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This product wasn't designed for wrapping exhaust pipes and I doubt seriously if it would work at all in that application
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I don't think so, because you are constricting the air flow. It won't work at a 100% efficiency. I really don't know to much about duct work. I hope that helps.
1156502
You should be able to connect up to an existing duct which undoubtedly will pass thorough the base of your cabinet. If its 6 in diameter vent pipe (most likely) you will need a transition from the rectangular blower on this cooktop to the round duct and perhaps and adjustable angle. Just make sure you have about 15" to 20" of clearance to allow for the transition to the round duct. Its a relatively simple connection, but may require a few pipe parts to make the turn and reconnect to your existing pipe (depending upon where it is in the cabinet. Hope this helps.
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These work...but you will probably need larger clips for the 3 in the front..you can see the difference in the hole size...look at the one liner still on the car. Will give you an idea of what you will need. I also used duct tape on the front bottom clips...when you scrap the bottom on a curb or low spot it helps the clips to stay put. If they fall out air will catch the liner and cause it to hit the front tire and tear it loose
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Well I used it to cover metal vents to stop noise from passing through and it stays stuck to that. I think if you did not try to stick anything too heavy it would work.
1574642
Stacey, good question! It really depends on your situation and the distance between the pipe. In the past, I wrapped the cable around the pipe as shown in the packaging. This year, I ran the cable upon the length of the pipe and used zip ties to hold it against the pipe, which has allowed me to cover more territory than wrapping. I would caution you that I live in Phoenix, so I'm only protecting pipes from 25-32 degrees, which is easier than when I lived in Chicago. Good luck.
675235
Due to the nature of the wrap material, it may be difficult to wrap it on a complex item with lots of curves. Since the wrap material is "directional" (it has lines in it) it makes wrapping that much more difficult as one must try to make things look uniform. However, depending on the complexity and size of the item it could work fine. I was able to wrap a round object without it looking too bad!
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it comes with extendable plastic ducting don't remember how long ( think 3-4 feet ) so i would hang on until i get it see if can do with that one, then measure how much you need if any.