Sorry to drag this on but maybe there are tips that I do not know about (I'm quite sure there are).
What sort of tips would you give to "beef-up" my skirting ?
Smoker
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- Mon Aug 14, 2006 4:13 am
- Forum: Manufactured Home Repair & Renovation
- Topic: Keeping Flex Duct Safe
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- Sun Aug 13, 2006 1:00 pm
- Forum: Manufactured Home Repair & Renovation
- Topic: Keeping Flex Duct Safe
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Re: Keeping Flex Duct Safe
Hm ok metal duct sounds great against critters and wear but don't think thats going to be a solution for me. So back to the original question about protecting the flex duct. We try to keep the skirting in place but they do come off from time to time. Are there any other thoughts about protecting the...
- Sun Aug 13, 2006 9:59 am
- Forum: Manufactured Home Repair & Renovation
- Topic: Keeping Flex Duct Safe
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Re: Keeping Flex Duct Safe
Thanks for your reply Mark. Is metal duct much more expensive ? I would imagine it is harder to install. Especially for my house since the wheels were left under, making it quite cramped under there. Is the metal duct idea a common solution ? So would I find this metal duct at local stores along wit...
- Sat Aug 12, 2006 2:17 pm
- Forum: Manufactured Home Repair & Renovation
- Topic: Keeping Flex Duct Safe
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Keeping Flex Duct Safe
Greetings Folks
Just went under the house and found that there are some rips in the flex duct.
But before I get it replaced (yes the rips are that bad) I would like to know what I can do to keep the new flex duct safe.
I sure don't want to replace it often or even again.
Smoker
Just went under the house and found that there are some rips in the flex duct.
But before I get it replaced (yes the rips are that bad) I would like to know what I can do to keep the new flex duct safe.
I sure don't want to replace it often or even again.
Smoker