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Here you can find articles, buyers guides & troubleshooting information to help you get the best out of your ducted vacuum system.
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Chameleon Retractable Hose System
Vacuuming should be convenient, easy and a even a little fun. With the Chameleon, it can be all three!! The Chameleon can be used for both quick clean-ups and whole-house vacuuming. It's just one of the ways Chameleon changes to meet your cleaning needs.
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DIY Complete Kit - Hose Kits
The difference between the Ducted Vacuum Deluxe Hose Kit and the Deluxe Switch Hose Kit is the hose. Continue reading
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DIY Complete Kit Delivery
Our DIY Ducted Vacuum Kits are shipped as multiple items including cartons and bundles of pipe.
Please note that the bundles of pipe are often delivered seperately to the cartons.
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10 Reasons to choose a ducted vacuum
An Aussie Vac ducted vacuum system provides everything you need for easy, effective and affordable whole home cleaning.
Here are 10 great reasons why a ducted vacuum system is an investment worth making.
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What is a Ducted Vacuum?
Simply put, a ducted vacuum system is the easier, faster, healthier way to clean your home.
Ducted vacuum systems have gone from being luxury items in the 1970's and '80s, to being an affordable must-have alternative to portable vacuum cleaners for many Australian homeowners.
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Low Suction
Ducted Vacuum system working, but you have low suction? Continue reading
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Vacpan Automatic Dustpan
A Vacpan Automatic Dustpan is great for laundries and a must in the kitchen!
A Vacpan Automatic Dustpan is easily installed using standard fittings and pipe, in both new and existing systems.
The ideal complement to your ducted vacuum system!
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Can I install a ducted vacuum in a steel frame house?
A ducted vacuum system can be installed in practically any type of house when it's under construction.
A steel frame house is no exception.
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Can I install ducted vacuum wall plate in the floor?
Ducted vacuum wall plates (also known as inlet valves, hose sockets, outlets) are usually installed in the wall, but in some cases they need to be installed in the floor.
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Can I repair a broken vacuum rod?
Most vacuum cleaners include a vacuum rod (sometimes called a telescopic wand) to connect the hose to the vacuum head which allows you to stand up straight whilst vacuuming.
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