Rectangular Steel Ducting
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Rectangular Steel Ducting
All of our rectangular steel ducting is made to order, which means we can offer you a range of features depending on your project. Whether you need 20mm or 40mm flanges, or if your project calls for angle iron flanges or bailey flanges, our high quality ducting will have you covered.
We can manufacture from a drawing, whether it’s a technical A1 drawing, a rough sketch drafted on-site, a list of requirements, or even an order taken over the phone.
Need help? Our technical sales team are on hand to advise you on the best option.
All of our rectangular ducting is made to order, which means we can offer our clients all sorts of features depending on their needs. Whether you need 20mm or 40mm flanges, or if your project calls for angle iron flanges or bailey flanges, our top-quality ducting will have you covered.
We can manufacture anything from a drawing, whether it’s a technical A1 drawing, a rough sketch drafted on-site, a list of requirements, or even an order taken over the phone.
Not sure what you need? That’s not a problem either - a member of our experienced team will be happy to advise you on the best option.
The benefits of using rectangular ducting
Square or rectangular ducting are both frequently used in ducting systems. There are lots of reasons for selecting this shape. The primary concern is in providing a system which allows for efficient airflow. The structure of a building will also impact the design that is optimised for that system. With less material used in the lower surface area of round ducting, this can affect the price and the work required in the installation.
Airflow
One of the main considerations when choosing ducting is the efficiency of airflow. Round ducting typically provides more efficient circulation of air throughout a ducting system. In some instances, the structure of a building means that round ducting would not be viable. If this is the case, rectangular ducting can be substituted to provide an effective ducting system for heating, cooling or air filtration.
Ease Of Installation
Another factor to consider when designing a ductwork system, is the ease of installation. The surface area of rectangular ducting is greater than that of circular ducting, meaning that it is heavier and can be more difficult to install. In some instances, however, rectangular ductwork can be simpler to fabricate. Overall, the decision on the shape of ductwork and the range of other parts used in a ducting system depends on budget, building structure and the requirements of the ducting system.
Steel Fabrication
With rectangular and round options available, stainless steel ducting is favoured for its long-term functionality. Working with a company offering expert steel fabrication services when installing a ducting system is beneficial to ensure that the most efficient system is designed and installed in a building. In some instances, round and rectangular-shaped ducting may be mixed in a system where the different structures of a building require it. Expertise in steel fabrication can help ensure that the design choices are based on the optimal ductwork options that are available for the building.
Contact the experts
Our experienced team provide ductwork and steel fabrication services to meet your requirements. To discuss your next project, get in touch with our team today on 0116 244 8151 or email sales@impactducting.co.uk.
