MOUNTO 25FT PVC Flexible Duct Hosing for Exhaust Fan (8inch)

Excellent

Excellent product

It is what is advertised

Works good but rips easy

Very heavy and rugged! Nothing light duty about this. I'm actually using this to create a giant caterpillar theater prop.

So far this 8 inch duct hose is by far the best that one can get for the money, I put off a couple of years of not buying one for my confined space blower, The only thing I regret is not buying 2 at the same time, For the money saved I should have bought 2 of them. The bad is mostly on my part, My confined space intake does not have a large enough lip on it to attach the hose, The attachment sits back a little over 1 or 2 inches making it hard to attach to a small lip. Yet it works good on the exhaust part. The length works out pretty good for most projects. Right now I have it blowing air from the first floor to the second floor via the old chimney hole as the blower is quite heavy to move up and down the stairs every day. The D rings are great as you can use hooks, nails or just about anything to attach it to place it where you want. So far I have used it for almost a month in a nail infested remodeling of a older house. The vinyl that it is made of seems like it should last many years, My only concern is that over time UV and brittleness will set it and the hose will start to crack on the bends and flex parts. The wire inside is pretty strong and will hold up to most abuse, I have bent one of them and just a little bit of flex its back to the original shape.Would I buy again... YesWould I tell someone else about it... YesWould I recommend buying it... YesShould you buy it... Yes

It's a hose that you attach to a fan to ventilate an area away from the fan; so far it's doing that admirably. Quality seems high. None of the hanging brackets gave way while I was hoisting the duct up near the ceiling. No tears or weak spots.Only caveat is that I can't get the opening around my 24" shop fan housing- because it is actually 26"- So measure your fan's actual size. Even though the duct doesn't seal 100% to my shop fan, it's doing great.I plan to purchase a second flexible duct!

So, I use this for a completely different purpose than what it is intended for. I’m a union sprinkler fitter and I use this to contain the spray of water when I pull sprinkler heads on fire systems for building renovations. I’ve seen guys use different types of plastic and/or nylon liners from insulated ducts, but they end up eventually tearing from the metal head and escutcheon tumbling through it.This material, I don’t know if it’s rubber or something else, but it holds up great. Over a year of heavy use and nothing on it is torn, and works amazing for containing water and not douching walls and everything else. I purchased the 8” with bag variant, and the “bag” is attached to the hose so it’s all one piece. When I’m done working I’ll stretch it out outside, and then collapse it back into its bag and store it in a 5 gallon bucket.