25 Feet · One Bucket
Duct Bucket holds 25 ft of collapsible flexible exhaust duct inside a rugged, stackable bucket. Pull it out, run your job, push it back in. The duct never gets crushed in a truck bed, never gets dragged across a gravel lot, and never goes missing.
Store · Deploy · Collapse
The duct is a concertina. It pulls straight out of the bucket mouth to a full 25 ft run, then compresses back down into the same bucket it came from. Scrub the slider to see it.
Diagram is to scale along the 25 ft rule. Bucket shown lying on its side for clarity — in use it deploys just as easily standing up.
The full 25 ft sits compressed inside the bucket walls. The duct is shielded from crush damage, UV, punctures and everything else that rides in the back of a work truck.
Grab the end, walk it out. No untangling, no wrestling a coil. The bucket stays put as an anchor and doubles as the duct's mounting collar at the source end.
Walk it back and press it down. The concertina folds on itself and drops back into the bucket. Lid on, handle up, next job. Nothing to fold, roll or strap.
Why a bucket
Rigid walls take the abuse instead of the duct. Stack tools, ladders and cases on top of it without shortening the duct's life.
A bucket doesn't unroll across the truck bed at the first corner. It stacks, it straps down, and it fits where a coil never does.
Pull to length and go. At the end of the job it goes back the way it came out — no rolling technique, no zip ties, no second pair of hands.
Need 50 ft or 75 ft? Couple buckets of the same gauge end to end. Same duct, same fit, no adapters.
Three gauges
Every Duct Bucket holds a full 25 ft of duct. The gauge sets the duct size and the bucket height — pick the one that matches the equipment you're connecting to.
Shortest bucket · lightest carry
$PRICE‑8G CAD
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The all‑rounder
$PRICE‑10G CAD
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Tallest bucket · biggest duct
$PRICE‑12G CAD
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Specifications
| Spec | 8 Gauge | 10 Gauge | 12 Gauge |
|---|---|---|---|
| Duct length | 25 ft | 25 ft | 25 ft |
| Duct diameter | DUCT‑DIA‑8G | DUCT‑DIA‑10G | DUCT‑DIA‑12G |
| Bucket height | 14 in | 17 in | 20 in |
| Top opening | 8 in | 8 in | 8 in |
| Base opening | 10 in | 10 in | 10 in |
| Shipping weight | SHIP‑WT‑8G | SHIP‑WT‑10G | SHIP‑WT‑12G |
| Couples to | Other 8 gauge | Other 10 gauge | Other 12 gauge |
| Carry handle | Steel bail | Steel bail | Steel bail |
Gauges do not mix. A 25 ft run couples only to another bucket of the same gauge.
Where it earns its keep
Blow fresh air into a vault, tank or manhole and pull the duct back out with you when the entry is done.
Temporary supply and exhaust runs during changeouts, commissioning and balancing — without cutting into permanent duct.
Direct air movers and dehumidifiers exactly where the moisture is, through doorways, stairwells and windows.
Local fume extraction and spot ventilation on a job that moves — set up, tear down, and it all goes back in the bucket.
Need more than 25 ft?
Two buckets of the same gauge couple end to end for a 50 ft run. Three gets you 75 ft. Each bucket still stores its own 25 ft, so at the end of the job you break the run back down into buckets and load out.
Gauges do not mix — an 8 gauge couples to an 8 gauge, a 12 to a 12.
How coupling worksQuestions
It's a nod to shotgun shells — the buckets are built to look the part, brass base and all. Practically, the gauge is just how you tell the three sizes apart: 8 gauge is the shortest bucket, 12 gauge is the tallest.
Yes. All three hold a full 25 ft run. The taller bucket isn't for more duct — it's for larger‑diameter duct, which needs more depth to compress into.
Yes, as long as they're the same gauge. Two 10 gauge buckets give you a 50 ft run. You can't couple an 8 gauge to a 12 gauge.
Seconds. Walk the duct back toward the bucket and press it down — the concertina folds on itself and drops in. There's no rolling, coiling or strapping.
Pick the gauge that matches your equipment and put your 25 ft run in something that protects it.