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News Release from: Interbuild - The Building Show | Subject: VacuDuct
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Team on 13 February 2006
Making a clean sweep at Interbuild 2006
An innovative central vacuum system from VacuDuct - which is integrated into the home to make life simpler, healthier and more convenient - is being exhibited at Interbuild 2006.
An innovative central vacuum system - which is integrated into the home to make life simpler, healthier and more convenient - is being exhibited at Interbuild 2006 VacuDuct, the company behind the product, hope the system will become as common place as other household products such as dishwashers and refrigerators and has chosen Interbuild as the perfect place to boost its profile
This article was originally published on Buildingtalk on 12 Jun 2008 at 8.00am (UK)
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Andy Finch, managing director at VacuDuct described the system as 'one of the best kept secrets in labour saving devices'.
He said: "A central vacuum system is a permanently installed network of interconnecting ducts that attach to a powerful vacuum that can be conveniently located in a garage or basement - offering an alternative to the traditional upright and cylinder portable appliances".
""Ducting installed within the walls provide flush inlets that allow connection to an external extendable pipe while inlets positioned throughout the house allow easy access to all areas for cleaning.
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When in use, dirt is sucked into the pipes and deposited in a large canister, which only requires emptying a few times a year".
One of the benefits of the ducted solution is that it totally eliminates the re-circulation of dusty air back into the house, resulting in improved air quality and benefiting long-term health by the reduction in airborne allergens such as dust mites".
"All materials vacuumed are taken outside, ensuring that no residual smells that are often associated with portable systems remain in the house".
Andy added: "A centrally located vacuum motor produces up to five times the cleaning power of most portable cleaners and as it can be located in a garage or basement area it provides the added benefit of noise reduction".
"Additional vacuum power results in deeper and more thorough cleaning, thus reducing the need to cover the same area repeatedly".
Users no longer need to drag appliances upstairs or find electrical sockets and Andy explained: "The only thing that needs to be moved is the hose, which comes equipped with a range of attachments".
"Central vacuum systems can cope with any type of home surface including carpet, wood and tiled floors, furniture, ceiling fans, curtains and blinds." Innovation is central to Interbuild, which features the latest products and technology for the construction industry.
Interbuild 2006 takes place from April 23-27.
Entrance to the event is £20 on the day - but it is free to anyone who registers their details in advance on the exhibition website, www.interbuild.com. Request a free brochure from Interbuild - The Building Show ...
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