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    Exclamation Is there a family of duct connector called "Shoe"?

    I don't know what the other term for it, since this is the first time I heard and on what category it is included. I attached again screenshot so you can cleary see what it is look like.

    As you can see in the picture, the secondary duct of customer has a “Shoe Connector”. They said that it is the normal design on HVAC which I believe one great factor when they explain it. The Air Flow start from left to right, the angle slopes purpose (the left of shoe) is to have a proper entry of air flow to the branch duct.

    Hope you can help me with this duct connector family.
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    Default Re: Is there a family of duct connector called "Shoe"?

    I think you are referring to a fitting called a "bootee". These are manufactured in square round and flat oval duct. I think the most common is the round duct version.

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    Default Re: Is there a family of duct connector called "Shoe"?

    you probably saw the post;

    http://forums.augi.com/showthread.php?t=68220

    this is what you're looking for.

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    Default Re: Is there a family of duct connector called "Shoe"?

    Nice Avatar.

    I also added another version of the tap to Matt's thread, Which I had helped build in support. It adheres to SMACNA standards. I had forgotten about it until today.


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    Wow Thanks very much guys! Now I know it is called Bootee under duct fitting! I already fallow the thread and downloaded the files...


    Best Regards,
    Job dela Cruz

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    Default Re: Is there a family of duct connector called "Shoe"?

    Quote Originally Posted by Liamnacuac View Post
    I think you are referring to a fitting called a "bootee". These are manufactured in square round and flat oval duct. I think the most common is the round duct version.

    Oh yes....Flat oval duct!
    Now how does revit draw THAT??
    I posted a while ago on this one.....just wondering if any progress has been made with it?

    http://forums.augi.com/showthread.ph...004#post716004

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    Default Re: Is there a family of duct connector called "Shoe"?

    Quote Originally Posted by michael.crowhurst View Post
    Oh yes....Flat oval duct!
    Now how does revit draw THAT??
    I posted a while ago on this one.....just wondering if any progress has been made with it?

    http://forums.augi.com/showthread.ph...004#post716004
    They must be working on it because I saw a reference to oval duct in the duct sizes.xml file

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    Default Re: Is there a family of duct connector called "Shoe"?

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