- Living Areas: Install wall inlets strategically in living rooms, family rooms, and entertainment areas for easy access to vacuuming.
- Kitchen: Install wall inlets in or near the kitchen to quickly clean up spills and crumbs.
- Hallways: Place wall inlets in hallways for convenient access to vacuuming high-traffic areas.
- Stairs: Install wall inlets at the top or bottom of staircases to make vacuuming stairs easier and safer.
- Utility Rooms: Place wall inlets in utility rooms or laundry rooms for easy cleanup of dust and debris. The Hide-A-Hose Mini Valve is a great option for utility rooms.
- Garage: Install wall inlets in the garage to keep your vehicles and workspace clean.
Central Vacuum Retractable Hose System Frequently Asked Questions:
How does the Hide-A-Hose Central Vacuum System work?
The Hide-A-Hose retractable vacuum cleaner system removes dirt through the central vacuum piping installed in your walls, so dirt isn’t stirred up and recirculated in the air. Central vacuum units are up to 5 times more powerful than most portable vacuums, leaving your home cleaner for longer. Watch this video to learn more!
Can I install Hide-A-Hose in my existing home, or is it only suitable for new construction?
Yes, Hide-A-Hose can be installed in both existing homes and new construction projects. Whether you’re renovating your current home or building a new one, Hide-A-Hose offers a flexible solution for central vacuuming needs. The system can be retrofitted into existing walls with minimal disruption, making it a convenient option for homeowners looking to upgrade their cleaning experience.
What is an inlet?
A Hide-A-Hose Central Vacuum Retractable Hose System inlet refers to a wall-mounted opening where the vacuum hose lives. These inlets are strategically placed throughout the home to provide convenient access to vacuuming in different areas. The inlets feature a cover to keep the hose concealed when not in use, maintaining a clean and seamless appearance in the home.
How many inlets should I install based on square footage?
Each inlet contains a hose that can cover between 900 – 2,300 square feet, depending on the length. Hose lengths come in 30, 40, 50, and 60 ft.