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Installation of Radial pipe
Radial duct installed through
metal web joists.
Radial pipe going through timber
stud wall (recommended to use
a minimum of 100mm wide
timber).
Radial pipe on concrete ceiling,
Allow for a 100mm crevice void.
Optional Radial pipe clip to
connect pipe to ceiling.
Radial pipe connector for
joining 2 x radial pipe.
Radial tight 90-degree bends.
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The radial pipe is supplied in coils of 50m long lengths. (75/90mm
sizes).
The pipe is crushproof and can be buried in concrete or walked
over without damage.
All joins and connections require sealing with sealing rings.
We recommend that you support radial pipe with pipe clips or
fixing band every 1 meter.
The pipe can be joined if required with available connectors.
The pipe can be bent two to four times its radius and tight
90-degree bends are available if required.
It is recommended that if there is any radial pipe installed in a cold
area it is insulated over with loft insulated or foil faced insulation.
The air capacity is maximum 36m3h/r per pipe, and it is quite
normal to have two or more pipes going to some rooms.
All connecting plenums have two or three outlets for radial pipe
(unused outlets are to be sealed closed).
It is recommended to keep lengths of radial to below 15m long, if
longer distance is required our technical team can help.
Note: Not all radial pipe is the same and Various specification
and colours are available, the illustrated Quiet-Vent red pipe is
regarded as the best available with excellent strength, ease of
use and antistatic, antibacterial lining
Quiet-Vent Red Radial ducting
