- 60 items in stock
- Sealing plastic ventilation pipes
- with distribution brush
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£10.06
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£9.05
Item number: 20051043
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- 91 items in stock
RRP £6.42
£2.89
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Round plastic 45° bend Ø100 mm
The placement of an exhaust duct (round) makes it possible to supply and extract air, depending on the ventilation system connected to it. Not only various fans can be connected to the round exhaust pipes, but also the extractor hood in the kitchen can be connected to it. In order to facilitate the installation and to connect the air ducts to each other, various accessories are available. With these, a complete ventilation system including ventilation pipes can be realised, guaranteeing clean and fresh air. The ventilation pipes are available in various sizes and diameters and can be combined and connected to each other.
- Material: Kunststof
- Colour: Wit
- Diameter: 100mm
- Degrees: 45°
| Brand | Europlast |
| Category | Plastic tubes and fittings Ø 100 mm |
| GTIN | 4750492005224 |
| Manufacturer's item number | 75190026 |
| Article number | 75190026 |
Specifications
| Connection diameter | 100 mm |
| Width | 10 mm |
| Height | 15 mm |
| Insteeklengte aansluiting | 30 mm |
| Length | 15 mm |
| Material thickness | 1 mm |
| Diameter | 100 |
Accessoires
- 255 items in stock
- 250 units expected on 10-05-2024
- Easy to mount
- Ø80mm up to Ø150mm
Recommended price
£4.99
-55%
£2.24
Item number: 75190008
- 245 items in stock
- Easy to mount
- Suitable as an exhaust air duct
- Suitable as air duct for ceilings
Recommended price
£15.12
-55%
£6.80
Item number: 75190001
- 161 items in stock
- Easy to mount
- Plastic brackets
- 2 units
Recommended price
£4.25
-55%
£1.91
Item number: 75195027
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