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Posted by .. on May 24, 2008, 1:01 am
I have a first floor oval stackhead for a wall register in the
bathroom. I used a set of calipers to get the internal dimensions of
the oval, which measures about 2 in. X 6 1/2 in.
I need to re-route that particular duct in the basement because the
original installation was sloppy and gets in the way of the soffit and
ceiling I'm biulding.
I will use an oval-to-round 90 degree boot as part of a basement
finishing project--to replace a sloppy, twisting run of 5 in. diameter
round duct. However, no local stores carry oval boots.
Looking on line I find 90-degree boots (oval to round) listed in sizes
ranging from 5 in, to 6 in, to 7 in. The dimensions of the ovals are
not listed--only what I assume to be the round sizes.
Does anyone having experience with oval sizes know which 90-degree
boot would match the 2 in. X 6 1/2 in. oval?
Thanks!
Dean
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Posted by KJPRO on May 25, 2008, 12:15 am
>I have a first floor oval stackhead for a wall register in the
> bathroom. I used a set of calipers to get the internal dimensions of
> the oval, which measures about 2 in. X 6 1/2 in.
> I need to re-route that particular duct in the basement because the
> original installation was sloppy and gets in the way of the soffit and
> ceiling I'm biulding.
> I will use an oval-to-round 90 degree boot as part of a basement
> finishing project--to replace a sloppy, twisting run of 5 in. diameter
> round duct. However, no local stores carry oval boots.
> Looking on line I find 90-degree boots (oval to round) listed in sizes
> ranging from 5 in, to 6 in, to 7 in. The dimensions of the ovals are
> not listed--only what I assume to be the round sizes.
> Does anyone having experience with oval sizes know which 90-degree
> boot would match the 2 in. X 6 1/2 in. oval?
5"
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Posted by .. on May 25, 2008, 12:56 pm
Thanks, KJPRO.
I'll order one on line. I hope that you and your loved ones have a
great Memorial Day holiday.
Dean
> >I have a first floor oval stackhead for a wall register in the
> > bathroom. I used a set of calipers to get the internal dimensions of
> > the oval, which measures about 2 in. X 6 1/2 in.
> > I need to re-route that particular duct in the basement because the
> > original installation was sloppy and gets in the way of the soffit and
> > ceiling I'm biulding.
> > I will use an oval-to-round 90 degree boot as part of a basement
> > finishing project--to replace a sloppy, twisting run of 5 in. diameter
> > round duct. However, no local stores carry oval boots.
> > Looking on line I find 90-degree boots (oval to round) listed in sizes
> > ranging from 5 in, to 6 in, to 7 in. The dimensions of the ovals are
> > not listed--only what I assume to be the round sizes.
> > Does anyone having experience with oval sizes know which 90-degree
> > boot would match the 2 in. X 6 1/2 in. oval?
> 5"
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Posted by KJPRO on May 27, 2008, 12:40 am
> Thanks, KJPRO.
> I'll order one on line. I hope that you and your loved ones have a
> great Memorial Day holiday.
Why yes we did, thanks.
Hope everything works out. :-)
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> bathroom. I used a set of calipers to get the internal dimensions of
> the oval, which measures about 2 in. X 6 1/2 in.
> I need to re-route that particular duct in the basement because the
> original installation was sloppy and gets in the way of the soffit and
> ceiling I'm biulding.
> I will use an oval-to-round 90 degree boot as part of a basement
> finishing project--to replace a sloppy, twisting run of 5 in. diameter
> round duct. However, no local stores carry oval boots.
> Looking on line I find 90-degree boots (oval to round) listed in sizes
> ranging from 5 in, to 6 in, to 7 in. The dimensions of the ovals are
> not listed--only what I assume to be the round sizes.
> Does anyone having experience with oval sizes know which 90-degree
> boot would match the 2 in. X 6 1/2 in. oval?