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Line Hide

Line hide (sometimes called line cover or lineset cover) is a plastic raceway system that covers the refrigerant lines, electrical wiring, and condensate drain where they run along the outside of your home. It's optional, but it makes the installation look significantly cleaner than exposed lines running down your siding. Line hide comes in paintable white and can be cut to length on site. Whether or not to use it depends on how visible the line run will be and how much you care about the finished look. It's worth asking about during your install consultation.

Common Questions

What is line hide?

Line hide — sometimes called line cover or lineset cover — is a plastic raceway system that covers the refrigerant lines, electrical wiring, and condensate drain where they run along the outside of your home.

Is line hide required on a mini split install?

Line hide is optional. What it does is make the installation look significantly cleaner than exposed lines running down your siding, so the call comes down to how visible the line run will be and how much the finished look matters to you.

Can line hide be painted to match the house?

Line hide comes in paintable white and can be cut to length on site, so it can be matched to siding or trim. It is worth asking about during your install consultation rather than after the lines are already run.

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