BUILD YOUR OWN CENTRAL VACUUM SYSTEM
Design a Custom Central Vacuum System by Square Footage
Not sure which central vacuum brand or
model is right for your home? Start
with your home's square footage.
Browse central vacuum systems by
recommended coverage area, then
choose the installation components
and cleaning accessories needed
to complete your custom system.
As a conservative shopping guideline,
consider selecting a power unit with
a manufacturer-recommended coverage
area of approximately twice your
home's actual square footage.
This allows additional capacity for
basements, longer piping runs and
potential future additions.
Final sizing should also consider
your home's layout and system design.
YOUR CUSTOM SYSTEM STARTS HERE
Build Your Central Vacuum System in 6 Steps
Start with your home's square footage,
then follow these steps to plan your
installation and select the accessories
that fit your cleaning needs.
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01
Choose Your Home's Square Footage
Browse the square footage categories
on this page to find central vacuum
systems with an appropriate coverage
rating. As a conservative guideline,
consider a rating of approximately
twice your home's actual square
footage when comparing models.
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02
Add Your Inlet Valve Kits
Plan approximately one inlet valve
for every 675 square feet as an
initial guideline. Actual placement
should be based on your floor plan,
hose reach and accessibility.
Choose valve kits with or without
central vacuum pipe.
SHOP INLET VALVE KITS »
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03
Consider a VacPan Kit
Make everyday kitchen cleanup
easier by adding a VacPan automatic
dustpan inlet. Simply sweep suitable
dry debris toward the inlet for
convenient collection.
SHOP VACPAN KITS »
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04
Plan Your Outside Venting
If your selected central vacuum
system will be exhausted outdoors,
consider an outside venting kit
to help complete the installation.
Review the power unit's venting
requirements before ordering.
VIEW OUTSIDE VENTING KIT »
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05
Choose Your Hose & Attachment Set
Select an attachment set based on
your flooring types, preferred hose
length and cleaning needs. Consider
adding a hose sock to help protect
walls, furniture and other surfaces.
SHOP ATTACHMENT SETS »
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06
Add a Garage Cleaning Kit
Extend the convenience of your
central vacuum system to your
garage. A garage cleaning kit
can help you clean vehicle
interiors, garage floors and
other suitable areas.
SHOP GARAGE CLEANING KITS »
NEED HELP SIZING YOUR CENTRAL VACUUM SYSTEM?
Our central vacuum experts can help
you compare power units, review
square footage recommendations,
estimate inlet valve requirements
and select compatible installation
accessories.
CALL 1 (855) 649-7996
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COMPLETE YOUR CUSTOM CENTRAL VACUUM SYSTEM
Choosing the Right System for Your Home
Square footage is a useful starting point,
but selecting the right central vacuum
involves more than matching a number.
Consider your home's layout, piping
distances, inlet locations and cleaning
requirements before finalizing your
power unit and installation components.
01
Consider More Than Square Footage
A home's layout, number of floors,
piping distances and cleaning needs
can all affect system selection.
Compare manufacturer specifications
in addition to recommended
coverage ratings.
02
Plan Your Inlet Valve Locations
Make sure your planned inlet valves
provide convenient hose coverage
throughout the home. Consider
hallways, bedrooms, living areas,
finished basements and other
spaces you'll want to clean.
03
Complete Your Cleaning Setup
Choose attachments suited to your
flooring types and cleaning tasks.
Accessories such as VacPans,
hose socks and garage cleaning
kits can make your central
vacuum system more convenient.
INSTALLATION ESSENTIALS
Need Central Vacuum Installation Parts?
Browse our selection of central vacuum
tubing, fittings, inlet valves and
installation accessories to help
complete your custom central vacuum
system.
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EXPERT CENTRAL VACUUM ASSISTANCE
Need Help Choosing the Right Size Central Vacuum?
With over 40 years of central vacuum
experience, our team can help you
compare power unit coverage ratings,
review your home's layout and
select the installation components
needed for your custom system.
CALL 1 (855) 649-7996
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