Value Collection 10104241 Galvanized Round Pipe 4 in

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 10104241 is a standard-gauge galvanized round pipe used in low-pressure duct systems, ventilation runs, and exhaust applications. With a 4-inch inside diameter and a 24-inch overall length, this section fits into trunk-and-branch duct layouts and inline connections common in residential and light commercial HVAC installations. The galvanized steel construction resists corrosion in typical indoor air-handling environments. HVAC technicians and sheet metal installers use this pipe as a straight run section between fittings, registers, or inline equipment. The 1.08-pound weight makes single-person handling straightforward during overhead or crawlspace installs.

This pipe is suited for residential forced-air heating and cooling systems, bathroom and kitchen exhaust ducts, and light commercial ventilation runs where a 4-inch round duct section is required. It connects to standard 4-inch duct fittings, collars, and transitions. Typical install scenarios include branch runs off a main trunk, equipment exhaust connections, and range hood or bath fan ducting. Standard gage construction meets common requirements for non-pressurized air-distribution ductwork.

Key Features

• 4-inch inside diameter fits standard 4-inch round duct fittings and collars
• 24-inch length provides a full straight-run section without splicing
• Galvanized steel construction resists corrosion in typical ventilation environments
• Standard gauge wall thickness appropriate for low-pressure duct applications
• Lightweight at 1.08 pounds for easier handling during installation

Compatibility

Designed as a standard replacement or new-installation straight section for residential and light commercial duct systems using 4-inch round ductwork components.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by licensed HVAC technicians or sheet metal workers following SMACNA duct construction standards and applicable local mechanical codes. Secure joints with sheet metal screws and seal with UL 181-rated foil tape or mastic duct sealant to meet energy code requirements. Avoid over-crimping the pipe ends, as deformation reduces airflow and makes fittings difficult to seat. Always shut down and lock out the air-handling system before cutting into or modifying an existing duct run.