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The SOUTHWARK METAL 85r84106 is an insulated ceiling box designed for HVAC duct termination applications in residential and light commercial construction. Built from hot-dipped galvanized steel per ASTM A653 CS Type B, this unit features a top outlet with a bottom flange configuration. The box shell is formed from 30-gauge (.012 inch) steel, while the collar uses 28-gauge (.015 inch) steel for added rigidity. R8 insulation (2 inches thick) is factory-applied, making this unit suitable for installations where thermal performance and energy code compliance are required. The 4-inch depth box and 3-inch long collar with bead provide a stable, consistent connection point at the ceiling plane.
This ceiling box is used in forced-air HVAC systems where a ceiling-mounted supply outlet is required. The bottom flange sits flush against drywall or ceiling board, with a 1/2-inch drywall flange and a 2-inch flange on the standard side. The overall height of the assembly is 7.5 inches, accommodating typical joist-bay installations. HVAC installers and sheet metal contractors use this box in new construction and renovation projects where insulated ceiling diffuser boxes are specified for attic-side duct connections. The nominal duct opening is 4 inches x 10 inches x 6 inches.
Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation ceiling box for residential and light commercial forced-air HVAC duct systems requiring a top-outlet, bottom-flange insulated ceiling box with a 4-inch x 10-inch x 6-inch opening.
Installation is performed by licensed HVAC technicians or sheet metal contractors. Power down the air handler and close the system dampers before securing the box in the ceiling cavity. The flange on the long side may vary — consult the factory before ordering if non-standard flange dimensions are required. Follow all applicable local mechanical codes and energy codes when specifying insulation levels for ceiling duct terminations.
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