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The Hide-a-Hose systems works by storing your central vacuum hose in the vacuum ducting in the walls. So no need to store your hose in a cupboard and to carry your hose up and down stairs.

Simply pull out the required length of hose you need to vacuum the area with, and start cleaning. Once finished retract your hose back into the wall inlet.


We recently installed a Hide-a-Hose system into a new residential build in Mangawhai. A single storey home with 3 inlets, will make it easy to clean for the home owner.

Central Vacuum Systems Ltd have installed thousands of central vacuum systems in Auckland in homes from 60sqm to 1,200sqm. We also provide after installation support with servicing, maintenance and repairs of all makes and models. A central vacuum system is a cost effective way to keep your home clean and healthy. To discuss the installation of a convenient and powerful central vacuum system into your home contact us on 09 478 8492 or info@centralvac.co.nz. See here for details on getting a quote for a central vacuum system.



Open the Hide A Hose inlet and pull out the hose, turn on and vacuum your house.
Hide a Hose central vacuum system

Updated: Feb 5, 2024




Black Wally Flex in bathroom
Black Wally Flex on black bathroom tiles
Black Wally Flex on white bathroom tiles
Black Wally Flex on white tiles

















The Wally Flex


Installing a Wally Flex into your bathroom, kitchen, laundry or even work shop makes everyday messy moments quick to clean up.

Simply un-hook the hose end and flick to turn on. The short hose stretches up to 4m.


Easy to install when building your new home, and can also be installed retrospectively.


Laundry


Installing a Wally Flex into laundries where you need to clean the lint out of your drier, this makes it super easy and leaves no mess.

Kitchen


Installing a Wally Flex into a kitchen or scullery - crumbs are dropped on a daily basis and therefore a quick clean up is nice and easy.



Bathroom


Installing a Wally Flex into a bathroom is great for people with long hair, where it is dropped and needs a quick easy pick up.



For further information on installing a central vacuum system into your new home please get in touch.



Central vacuum ducting installed in a new house build at the framing stage
Installed central vacuum ducting when you are at the framing stage in your new build.

Installing a built-in central vacuum system in your home gives you a strong and convenient way keep your home clean and healthy. Central Vacuum Systems Ltd have installed thousands of system across Auckland for almost 20 years. .


Modern, healthy, powerful and healthy


A built-in central vacuum system is built into the walls of your home (just like plumbing pipes, water pipes and electrical wiring) and removes dirt and dust from your home by sending the debris through tubing installed inside walls to a collection power unit away from the living areas (e.g. to the power unit located in the garage). Inlets are installed on the walls in your home and a lightweight hose is used to vacuum dirt, dust and debris from living areas.

Why install a built-in central vacuum system?


A built-in central vacuum system is up to 5 x more powerful than a 'stick vacuum' and 3 x more powerful than a traditional 'pull around' vacuum system. A central vacuum system does not need recharging and does not exhaust the air that you vacuum straight back into your living areas.


A list of benefits can be found at our guide.


When is a built-in central vacuum system installed?


A central vacuum system is installed in two steps.


Step 1: The central vacuum piping is installed once the frames are up, roof is on and cladding commenced. This is around the same time as the plumber and electrician commence their installations.


Step 2: The final installation and commissioning occurs once the house is painted and flooring complete.


The cost of a central vacuum system?


The cost to install a central vacuum system installation depends on a number of factors.


Please see our price guide for further information.


For further information on installing a central vacuum system into your new home please get in touch.

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