Deflecto Semi Rigid Aluminum Duct with Attached Connectors, Silver, 4" x 24" (MAC36024/6)

I have 2 and I'm fixing to buy 2 more for my grow tents. The bottom 1 - intake - has a 90 deg up bend followed by a 90 deg horizontal bend. Extend the tube past where you need it to terminate or start a new bend. As you lift up on the free end - give yourself plenty of extra length, you'll need it - slowly pleat the inside of the bend back to it's starting point. It's not complicated if you go slow. Not snail slow, but "I'm being careful" slow. The top fan needs a 90 deg bend down to stop any light from entering. That was super easy after doing the first one. Last tip: Yes, it's "fragile", but if you haven't capped the end with a filter, like I did on the first one, you can reach in and smooth out any creases before they cause a problem. Luckily, the little crease on the first one doesn't bother me - am I'm anal retentive. Sound too complicated for you? Grow a pair.

I purchased the add on drawer unit for my dryer. When I lifted it onto the stand it substantially shortened the length of the dryer vent pipe needed to complete the installation. This unit did the job in a flash. Flexible length and easily curved to perfectly fit the installation with no cutting or odd ball connectors. I used a little duct tape but honestly didn't really need it. Great product for the DIY handyman.

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Instead of elbow+straight duct out the side in LG dryer conversion kit, which required tearing the dryer apart & removing the drum because the ribs on their elbow piece wouldn’t fit thru the 4.5” dia back and side vent holes, this flexible hose w/swivel connectors fit through the holes! No demolition- just used 2 hands through the back & side holes to install this flexible hose with foil tape. Had to be careful not to crush the flexible hose, or poke through the foil, but it worked well.

I wanted something stronger and shorter than the normal 4” tubing used from the dryer to the wall inlet. This just might do the job.