— Configurator
Just answer — no technical knowledge required. AspiWall tells you which power unit, how many hoses, and the budget.
Build your installation in a few clicks. The total is purely indicative — request your official quote: it automatically includes your configuration. No online payment.
So we can advise you best — this doesn't affect the estimate.
✅ Ideal: in a new build the network is installed at lowest cost before walls and screeds.
A retractable hose = one wall box (stored in its PVC sheath). At least one per level, or only the zones you want.
AspiWall ready-made pack: central unit, 20 m of PVC per hose, fittings, installation kit and complete cleaning set — all included.
In stock: 9 m, 10 m and 12 m.
Recommended: the combination brush, ideal for multi-surface (hard floor + carpet).
Inlet placed near the unit or on the network (on a tee). Each service inlet adds one tee fitting.
★ Our advice: the S300 — 22 L bin, much higher power, hybrid (with or without bag). That's what matters most day to day.
To add retractable hoses, pick a more powerful unit: S300, S400, S500 or a Husky Pro.
Quantities pre-filled, adjustable. AspiWall advises keeping a minimum of fittings in stock to avoid shipping costs on a few pieces.
⚡ The PVC we supply is antistatic: on a central vacuum network, never use any other PVC. Antistatic PVC reduces static electricity in the piping.
Low-voltage bare wire, optional (0 by default). You can also buy pre-sheathed wire in a store. If needed: allow as much as the PVC (along the network), or less for a direct run to the unit.
💡 PVC glue: available at your nearest DIY store.
— PVC network · rules & planning
The PVC layout follows a few simple rules. AspiWall applies them for you on the plan when quoting — here they are, so you understand what your configuration actually means inside the walls.
Indicative estimate: the final layout, the metres of PVC and the number of fittings are validated or adjusted by AspiWall on your plan, at the quote stage.
