Rectangular Shoe Ductwork
Boot / take-off connecting a round spigot to a rectangular duct face. UK-made to DW144, made to order. Instant online price, no account needed.
A shoe (boot take-off) connects a round spigot to the face of a rectangular duct, letting a circular branch draw air from a rectangular main. It is the standard take-off for feeding spiral branches off rectangular runs.
- Category
- Rectangular Ductwork
- Standard
- DW144 compliant
- Made in
- UK (Knebworth, Hertfordshire)
- Lead time
- Made to order, fast dispatch
Common uses
- Taking a spiral branch off a rectangular main
- Feeding a round diffuser or grille connection
- Connecting flexible duct drops to a rectangular run
Sizing & specification
Specify the rectangular face size and the round spigot diameter. Position the spigot to suit your branch layout.
Use the online configurator to enter your dimensions and receive an instant price. No account required. Add to quote and submit directly to us.
For bespoke orders or to discuss a project, contact us or call 07710 984 957.
Rectangular Shoe — frequently asked questions
What is the difference between a shoe and a spigot?
A spigot is the round stub itself; a shoe is the shaped take-off that mounts that spigot onto a rectangular duct face.
Related rectangular ductwork
- Rectangular Spigot — Circular spigot / stub connection fitted to rectangular ductwork
- Rectangular Transition (Rect-to-Round) — Connects rectangular duct to circular spiral duct