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This thing feels like a tank when compared to the other elbows I've ever used (admittedly, that's not very many). It's sturdy as hell, and I feel very comfortable with the notion that it's going to stand up to the inevitable moving about that happens when connected to a dryer. Very smooth interior. |
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Reviewed by: Ryan L from Minneapolis, MN.
on 9/7/2012 |
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Exactly what I needed with very little room against an outside block wall. Used Flex Aluminum duct next inline and again to make another transition vertically. Then a 90 Ell to turn into attic. Great products to make a safe, smooth dryer vent! Thanks! |
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Reviewed by: David Herrling from DeBary FL.
on 7/22/2012 |
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Glad to have found this product, and avoided the delivery guy's recommendation for flexible duct!
This product made it possible to install a dryer with minimal clearance while maintaining safety and airflow.
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Reviewed by: GH from MD.
on 6/22/2012 |
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Exactly what was needed with very little room behind dryer. Avoided hose crimp that practically prevented dryer from functioning before this. |
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Reviewed by: Philip Marcus from Beaverton OR.
on 5/6/2012 |
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I have often seen the ad in fine home building magazine and thought the idea was great, so when the need arose I bought one online. It came quickly, installed easily and looks great. It works flawlessly. I think every new dryer location should take advantage of the dryerbox. It just makes sense. |
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Reviewed by: Griff Hearn from 1548 W. Northern Phoenix,AZ.
on 3/8/2012 |
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