HVAC System 20x25x1 Pleated Merv 8 Furnace Filter Launch

Jan 20, 2023

Canada-based filter manufacturer and distributor United Filter Company update its selection of products for residential furnaces.

Mississauga, Canada - January 20, 2023 /PressCable/ —

The company now supports an expanded range of filter sizes, including commonly requested 20x25x1-inch, 20x25x2-inch, and 20x25x4-inch filter options, as well as non-standard and custom-size filter options. Pleated filter construction is now employed across the full line, and synthetic materials are also used for improved resistance to moisture and mould.

More details can be found at https://unitedfilter.com/collections/1-inch-furnace-filters/20x25x1

United Filter Company states that severe winter storms in December have driven higher demand for residential furnace filters. The recent product range update comes to ensure that homeowners in Canada can source reasonably priced, quality filters to suit their own heating units.

Most residential filters come with a corresponding minimum efficiency reporting value, commonly referred to as MERV rating. The US Environmental Protection Agency recommends that, where possible, homeowners should upgrade their filter to MERV-13 rating, as those products are more effective at trapping small particles, such as viruses.

United Filter Company's air filter selection includes a wide variety of MERV-13 options. However, the company points out that not all systems can accommodate higher Merv ratings, and for that reason, the company also offers an extensive selection of MERV-8 and MERV-11 filters.

United Filter Company believes that it stocks one of the most extensive ranges of filter sizes offered by any filter manufacturer/distributor. In addition, the company states that its products represent greater value for money than many big box brands, allowing homeowners to take advantage of various budget-friendly replacement filters.

About United Filter Company

In addition to residential furnace filters, United Filter Company produces and supplies a variety of commercial products, including HEPA filters, pocket bag filters, rigid box filters, and geothermal furnace filters. All products are available for purchase via the company’s e-commerce store, and shipping is offered across Canada and the US.

One homeowner recently stated: “I’m a huge fan of United Filter Company. Their filters are well priced, shipped quickly, and very easy to purchase off their website. I’ve used mine to make several corsi-rosenthal boxes for different rooms in our home. They even have some oddly custom sized filters which, to date, I’ve really struggled to find anywhere.”

Interested parties can find more information by visiting https://unitedfilter.com

Contact Info:
Name: darrin landau
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Organization: United Filter Company Ltd.
Address: #6-2624 Royal Windsor Drive, Mississauga, Ontario L5J 1K7, Canada
Phone: +1-416-786-6777
Website: https://www.unitedfilter.com

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