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Posted by Jeff on October 30, 2006, 10:01 pm
Tekkie Wrote:
> Jeff posted for all of us...
Yea...and "all of us" can't think beyond
a Ductulator...hence my question didn't
get answered.
And just about everyone in this group is
bitter because no one respects them.
I wonder why?
> Jeff posted for all of us...
>> My home is a 16' x 41' two story rectangle. The original
>> duct design we had was to install the 80k hot air furnace
>> in the basement at the rear of the house and run the main
>> trunk along the basement ceiling from back to front.
>> Now I find that the dividing wall in the basement is composed
>> of large rocks and cannot be easily broken through for the
>> 20"x10" main trunk.
> Things getting rocky there, aye! Let's rock Dyn-o-mite!
> --
> Tekkie Don't bother to thank me, I do this as a public service.
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> My home is a 16' x 41' two story rectangle. The original
> duct design we had was to install the 80k hot air furnace
> in the basement at the rear of the house and run the main
> trunk along the basement ceiling from back to front.
> Now I find that the dividing wall in the basement is composed
> of large rocks and cannot be easily broken through for the
> 20"x10" main trunk.
> My understanding is that the main trunk cannot exit the top
> of the plenum. My plan is to install the heater on it's side and run a
> 14" round pipe vertically to the ceiling in the first floor and then
> a 90 degree elbow to begin the main trunk in the drop ceiling
> up there. Is this an outragous idea? Assuming proper trunk sizing,
> will there be sufficient pressure to heat the first floor from the top
> down?
> Jeff
>