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Vent-Axia Uniflexplus V-A flex cutter for Ø69mm hose

Vent-Axia Uniflexplus V-A flex cutter for Ø69mm hose
Vent-Axia Uniflexplus V-A flex cutter for Ø69mm hose
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Vent-Axia Uniflexplus V-A flex cutter for Ø69mm hose

With this cutter from Vent-Axia you can easily cut the hoses of the Uniflex system to size. This Vent-Axia UniflexPlus air distribution system can be used for residential buildings, apartment buildings and small commercial buildings.

This is a universal ventilation hose system with user-friendly installation for the DIY enthusiast. The ventilation ducts are flexible and have a small diameter. This makes installation simple and efficient.

The advantages of this ventilation system for you at a glance:

• Patented click system. The ventilation pipe system is easy and time-saving to install.
• You have the flexibility to respond easily to unforeseen circumstances.
• This air system is anti-static and antibacterial. This guarantees healthy air quality for your ventilation.

See the Ventilair UniflexPlus page for further installation instructions.

Brand Vent-Axia
Category UniflexPlus 69mm accessories
GTIN 8719956562525
Manufacturer's item number 8000001161
Article number 11137673

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Category code 71

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