Would like to field a duct size question if there is an expert out there.
I am splitting up a ceiling return air box. The original was two 12" flex hoses jammed into one box. I took one out. Replace the one return vent and place it in a 2' X 2' box.
Planning to take the other one a bit further to take up the return from another room.
Before I purchased another 12" hose, can I change the duct size up to
thanks richard
Top posting like you do. Chris, did not know you were a expert on heating. ww
Sorry, but you will need a contractor's license to get an answer from any self-respecting HVAC guy ........................
Of all the relevent trades, HVAC seems to be the most protectionist. It's amusing.
Nah, I've noticed swimming pool maintenance outfits are much worse. :-)
TDD
Agreed. Their suppliers are in on it with them as well..
No, I'm not buying that one. And frankly I think their protectionism is pointless. Hvac is not an area where many diy'rs will go anyway. So worrying about the few that would do it themselves is like worrying about getting hit by a meteor strike.
Nah, the guys over at althvac are always willing to help out a homeowner.
Since I have occasionally visited alt.hvac I'd say that is an understatement.
As for helping others, alt.hvac was the first place I heard the term "home moaners".
That's because pool maintenance is MUCH more technical than HVAC........
Steve, ducking and running ...................
Yea, I know, when I work on an AC unit, I don't usually have half naked women wandering around. Those poor pool maintenance guys. :-(
TDD
We did a condo complex in Vegas Friday that had a salt water pool, the first we had ever seen in 600 surveys. There was one stunning beauty, and I almost lost my footing while trying to photo the pool area. It was close, and it would have been embarrassing. She was a definite job hazard.
"Please explain exactly how accident happened" ....................
Well ...................................
Steve
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