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Installing Round Fabric Duct with Fasttrack on Flexrail
Our Flexrail suspension system is very versatile. We normally use this rail together with one of three standard options mentioned below:
- Strap-up's (steel wire with loop one end, M6 Eye bolt other end). Strap-up's are intended for hanging the rail into the room, by screwing a hook to the ceiling. Our standard Flexrail connector is used in conjunction with the strap-up's, this connector has tapped M6 on the upper side.
- Threaded beam (M6 threaded beam with matching threaded beam connector and M6 ceiling bracket). This item is also intended for dropping rail into room, but give a more rigid result than by the strap-up's. Again the standard Flexrail connector is used, with the M6 tapped hole.
- Flexrail ceiling bracket. This item acts as a rail connector, as well as an anchor point. This connector has a small wing for fixing directly onto ceiling.
- For all of the above an anchor point must be established for every 2 meters. In these anchor points a strap-up/Threaded beam/ceiling connector is fitted, depending on which type is better suited for the particular application.
- Flexrail is fitted to connectors at anchor points
- The Fasttrack sewn into the textile duct is fed into to Flexrail opening, after which the textile duct can be pushed/pulled onto the rail. If you have ordered our special "Fasttrack feeder for Flexrail", this is inserted into the side groove of the Flexrail, before feeding the Fasttrack into the rail. The textile duct can now be pulled onto the rail with an absolute minimum of effort.
- The textile duct is fixed to the steel duct/Fan using a clamp.
Download installation of round fabric duct (textile duct, air sock, air sox, duct sox) with Fasttrack on Flexrail
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