ductwork
Americannoun
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a system of ducts used for a particular purpose, as in a ventilation or heating system.
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the pipes, vents, etc., belonging to such a system.
Etymology
Origin of ductwork
Example Sentences
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The Oak View Group, which is responsible for the building, said part of the heating, ventilation and air conditioning system had separated from the ductwork but added no one had been hurt.
From BBC
Mavani said between 30% and 80% of heat is lost through old and leaky ductwork before it reaches apartments.
From Seattle Times
Most heat pumps require ductwork, which isn’t an option for renters in a unit they don’t own.
From Seattle Times
Ask for a detailed assessment of your ductwork, potential issues, and a cost estimate.
From Seattle Times
The final expense can only be determined after receiving an estimate for the cost of installation, ductwork or other installation items that are needed.
From Encyclopedia.com
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