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Kitchen Art Plate Hanger, 8-Inch to 13-Inch $1.99 Show off your chinaware! Brass hanger for a kitchen or display room fits plates of 8" to 13" diameter. Wall Mounting.... |
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Adding Duct work, can I run up walls and through top plate?
I'm adding duct work in my house, and I've been told that I can just run the ducts up the walls and into the bedrooms on the second floor. The walls are load bearing and I was told I could just cut through the top plate and brace it.
Is this possible? If so how do I brace a top plate? Should I use oval ducts in walls?
I have to agree with Don about the header, but wanna add my own two cents too.
Consider the diameter/ measurements of usual AC/Heat ducting...then consider the thickness inside a wall...approx. 3 5/8 inches.
Every house I've ever owned with AC/Heat pump had the Fan unit outside and the condenser/coil unit in a garage or some such; DUCTING to an attic or crawl space; then registering from the ceiling, in the various rooms; with returns in the ceiling elsewhere, as well.
Certainly there are variations I assume; IE: floor registers and a closet return system such as often is found in a mobile home;;;But you don't detail the TYPE of system.
Without knowing at all the TONNAGE involved I suspect you should; and the appropriate sizes of the VARIOUS ducts needed. Without at all knowing the sq. ft. of your house I'd probably suggest no less than a 2 or 3 TON unit. I owned a house at 2000 sq. ft. and upgraded to a 3 tone for a singel story. Standard is 1 ton per 750 sq. ft. plus or minus.
Steven Wolf