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BurkeinDC
Mar 4, 2008, 08:28 AM
Hello,

I live in Washington DC with my AC duct work(radiators for heat) currently hidden behind bulkheads. I am interested in using the brick veneer on the walls where the ductwork is located and was wondering if it is a difficult process to switch to exposed ductwork which will allow the brick go up to the ceiling. I have 10ft ceilings and I really like the industrial look of the exposed ductwork. Thank You.
hvac1000
Mar 4, 2008, 10:45 AM
Sure it can be done BUT the extended duct might not work as well since you you are possibly adding to the length of the pipe. Best to consult a HVAC engineer or have a Manual D done for your project unless you do not care how well it works.