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Vented dryer pipe size

hairyslug · 2017-07-25 18:01:52

We have a (I think, we have put the dryer back in place and I'm not taking it out again) 90mm pipe coming in for a vented dryer, we have been given a dryer that takes 100mm pipes, I don't really want to take out the old tubing and replace, is there any way to join a 90mm and 100mm pipe securely. I'm not sure what the heat…

25-07-2017 6:01pm

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hairyslug

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We have a (I think, we have put the dryer back in place and I'm not taking it out again) 90mm pipe coming in for a vented dryer, we have been given a dryer that takes 100mm pipes, I don't really want to take out the old tubing and replace, is there any way to join a 90mm and 100mm pipe securely. I'm not sure what the heat would be coming out of it. Thanks

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#2 25-07-2017 8:49pm

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Yes, I think there is a step down fitting you can get in Homebase or any of the suppliers. you may have to silicone it in place though.
It goes over the outside of one and inside the other.

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