This invention provides a under cabinet ducting kit comprising an under cabinet supply cover; at least two oval collars, wherein a first oval collar is connected to the under cabinet supply cover at a first end; a flexible duct hose, wherein a first end of the flexible duct hose is connected to the first oval collar at a second end, and wherein a second end of the flexible duct hose is connected to a first end of a second oval collar; a toe kick backer plate, wherein a second end of the second oval collar is connected the toe kick backer plate; and at least two metal band straps, wherein the metal band straps attach the flexible duct hose to each of the first and the second oval collars.

A steam dispersion system for building humidification is disclosed. At least a portion of the steam dispersion system is comprised of a flexible material that is collapsible for changing the outer dimension of the portion comprised of the flexible material from a greater, higher-pressure, size, to a smaller, lower-pressure, size.

A flexible duct includes a hollow tube shape, at least one end, a first circumferential attachment and a second circumferential attachment integral to the at least one end, wherein the first circumferential attachment and the second circumferential attachment are each configured to independently mechanically couple the at least one end around a first inlet or a first outlet, and wherein the first circumferential attachment and the second circumferential attachment are different. A method includes providing a flexible duct, selecting one of the first circumferential attachment or second circumferential attachment of the flexible duct, and mechanically coupling the selected first circumferential attachment or second circumferential attachment around the first inlet or first outlet. A connector for a flexible duct includes a hollow tube shape extending between a first connector end and a second connector end and a first circumferential attachment and second circumferential attachment integral to the at least one end.

A mobile air conditioner includes a housing includes an air outlet, and an air exhaust pipe detachably connected to the housing. The air exhaust pipe having a communication state and a storage state. In the communication state, the air exhaust pipe is connected to the housing and the air outlet is in communication with an outdoor environment through the air exhaust pipe. In the storage state, the air exhaust pipe is attached to the housing in a suspension manner after being detached.

A mount comprises a base having opposed upper and lower surfaces and at least one channel on the upper surface of the base extending in a first horizontal direction. The at least one channel comprises a head-mounting feature constructed and arranged to removably retain a rail head in the first horizontal direction. At least one curtain attachment mechanism is constructed and arranged to secure a curtain, wherein the at least one curtain attachment mechanism extends in a direction that is transverse to the first horizontal direction. A socket positioned at the lower surface of the base is constructed and arranged to interface with a pole.

An under-floor HVAC system for a building includes a pliable air duct lying upon a subfloor. A matrix of pedestals resting upon and extending upward from the subfloor supports a set of floor panels, which thus creates a plenum between the subfloor and the set of floor panels. The air duct extends through the plenum to convey conditioned air from a supply air duct to a series of registers in the floor panels. The registers disperse the conditioned air to a room or area just above the panels. To help keep the air duct from repeatedly extending, retracting, and otherwise sliding freely along the subfloor in response to changes in air duct pressure, the air duct is held taut by anchoring a distal downstream end of the duct to one or more of the floor-supporting pedestals. Various air duct configurations can be assembled from a predefined assortment of duct components.

An under-floor HVAC system for a building includes a pliable air duct lying upon a subfloor. A matrix of pedestals resting upon and extending upward from the subfloor supports a set of floor panels, which thus creates a plenum between the subfloor and the set of floor panels. The air duct extends through the plenum to convey conditioned air from a supply air duct to a series of registers in the floor panels. The registers disperse the conditioned air to a room or area just above the panels. To help keep the air duct from repeatedly extending, retracting, and otherwise sliding freely along the subfloor in response to changes in air duct pressure, the air duct is held taut by anchoring a distal downstream end of the duct to one or more of the floor-supporting pedestals. Various air duct configurations can be assembled from a predefined assortment of duct components.

Provided are a flexible insulated air duct and a modular flexible insulated air-duct system; the flexible insulated air duct includes an air-duct main body (1); the air-duct main body (1) includes an inner air-duct layer (5) and a heat-insulating layer (4) integrally formed on the inner air-duct layer (5); the inner air-duct layer (5) is arranged inside the heat-insulating layer (4l), and the heat-insulating layer (4) is a rubber/plastic material. The modular flexible insulated air-duct system made by assembling a main air duct (7), a branched air duct (8), and a connecting air duct (9) may be rapidly connected on-site using a zip fastener to form an air-duct system having any configuration.

A heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) system for a structure having at least one area to be conditioned includes a blower configured to force an airflow through the HVAC system and a duct assembly in airflow communication with the blower. The duct assembly includes a first duct defining a flow path for a first fluid having a first temperature and a second duct having a hollow interior defining a flow path for a second fluid having a second temperature different from the first temperature. The first duct is arranged within the hollow interior of the second duct such that heat is transferred between the first fluid and the second fluid. At least one of the first duct and the second duct is formed from a collapsible material.

An uninsulated duct for use in interior spaces that do not require insulation includes a polymer core and a fire resistant barrier layer surrounding the polymer core. The fire resistant barrier layer is made of a material that makes the uninsulated duct one that meet the UL 181 Class 1 duct rating in terms of flame spread index and developed smoke. With the use of the fire resistant barrier layer, a polymer core, which is flammable, can be made part of the flexible uninsulated duct while still achieving the UL 181 Class 1 duct standard rating.