Flex Ducts Containing Fiberglass

Fiberglass Awareness

A flex duct connected to an air vent that leads to a dining room with a lot of exposed fiberglass all around the edges.

This is a flex duct in the crawl space of the basement that was connected to a vent that led to the dining room. Notice all of the exposed fiberglass around the edges that was breaking down and floating around the air.

A black flex duct laying out in a grassy yard with orange fiberglass hanging out of the end. There is a swimming pool in the background.

The duct after it was removed laying in the yard. Noitce all of dust inside of the clear area of the duct where the fiberglass was deteriorating.

A black flex duct with orange fiberglass hanging out the end. The inside of the duct is a clear plastic. It is laying in the grass out in a yard after being removed.
A black flex duct with pink fiberglass hanging out the end laying in the grass out in a yard after being removed.

Another flex duct with fiberglass showing on the end removed from the crawl space.

Long tubes of black flex ducts laying out in a grassy yard next to a house with an old spring house in the distance.

Fiberglass wrapped flex ducts always run the risk of getting a tear in them, not only on the outside, but on the inside where air would blow past it blowing tiny glass fibers into the home.

Long tubes of black flex ducts laying out in a grassy yard next to a white house with a crawl space door open to the house.

I am glad that we had the option of bringing this out through the crawl space. It would have gotten all over the house if we had to carried it up the steps and out the front door.

Sharon Maguire - Updated 9-14-2016

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