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Rectangular Ducting Connector

Rectangular Ducting Connector

SKU : C110

Overview

Run ductwork around obstacles, along walls, and into ceilings with superior durability over flexible alternatives.
£1.09 incl. VAT

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Description

Rectangular Ducting Connector

Rectangular Ducting Connector is a high-quality ventilation solution supplied by Domus, designed for efficient air movement, improved indoor air quality, and reliable long-term performance. Ideal for residential, commercial, and light industrial ventilation applications.

Key Benefits

  • Improves airflow and indoor air quality
  • Energy-efficient and reliable operation
  • Suitable for modern ventilation systems
  • Compatible with ducted ventilation setups
  • Designed to meet UK and EU ventilation standards

Applications

  • Bathrooms and kitchens
  • MVHR and extract systems
  • Residential and commercial buildings
  • Renovation and new-build projects

Why Buy From Ventilation Superstore?

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  • Fast UK & Ireland delivery
  • Expert support for finding systems
  • Secure online checkout

If you need help selecting the right ventilation product, our team is happy to assist. Contact us at info@ventilation-superstore.com.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What fittings are needed to join rigid PVC ducting?

    Common fittings include straight connectors, bends, tees, reducers, adaptors and suitable seals or tapes. The exact components depend on the duct route and whether round or rectangular ductwork is being used.

  • Is rigid PVC ducting suitable for commercial or industrial extraction?

    It can be suitable for some applications, but suitability depends on airflow, temperature, fire requirements and what is being extracted. More demanding systems may require metal or specialist ductwork.

  • Can rigid PVC ducting be hidden during a renovation?

    Yes, rigid ductwork can often be concealed within ceiling voids, boxing or service zones, provided there is sufficient space and the duct route does not become unnecessarily restrictive.