I wonder if anyone could help me? I’m installing a gas laundry dryer in the middle of a finished basement. In order for it to vent, the exhaust will have to travel through at least 30 to 35 feet of 4″ duct with as many as 5 to 6 90 degree turns. It’s going to have more run than the manufacturer would like. I would like to put a fan in line but have yet to find anyone who is familiar with doing so. Any thoughts would be helpful.
Thanks,
Paul
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Look at Dryer Boosting here at Fantech
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Quittin' Time
Thank you, that was a big help.
You're welcome and
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I put in a Fantech booster - works great. You have to intentionally check to see if it's on. It's trhe way to go.
Don
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