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   plumbbill | Feb 22, 2006 08:08am | #1

   What type of heat do you have?

   Forced air

   radiant floor baseboards radiators etc.......

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   TSprague | Feb 23, 2006 06:31am | #3

   My system is forced air, gas heat. The great room and the master both have cathedral ceilings. There are two heating ducts to the room, but they don't push sufficient heat for the volume.

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   DavidxDoud | Feb 23, 2006 06:40am | #4

   There are two heating ducts to the room...

   is one of them a cold air return?

    

    

    "there's enough for everyone"

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   plumbbill | Feb 23, 2006 06:43am | #5

   If you have standard adjustable floor grills you can restrict the ones in the other rooms & open to full flow in the rooms that are cooler.

   That's the easy diy method.

   A good heating contractor can actually balance the rooms with dampers installed in the ducts , but if there not accessible that can be a bit pricey.

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   JimS_Airflow_Expert | Dec 08, 2012 10:05pm | #7

   For anyone interested....

   Please check out (link removed) to permanently correct temperature imbalances in homes.

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   calvin | Dec 09, 2012 07:11am | #8

   Jim

   Your post is in reply to a thread that's pretty old.

   You also include a link to a business that's not in the state of the original poster.

   Could this be an unpaid ad or do you really have an interest in balanced heating/air and would like to contribute to this forum?

   I've taken the liberty of removing your link as I assume this was not an attempt at spam.

   thanks.

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   rjw | Feb 22, 2006 10:56am | #2

   A _good_ heating contractor or a good weatherization guy.

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   DougU | Feb 23, 2006 06:48am | #6

   Just another thought but dont they make a booster fan that goes in the duct to force more air to a particular area.

   Doug

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   cussnu2 | Dec 09, 2012 10:31pm | #9

   Chances are pretty good that you have a duct that is disconnected.  Seen it many many times.  What kind of ductwork?  Flex duct is next to useless.  Virtually no one installs it correctly.  Check on this 1st.