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On 21 Oct, 11:46, "GB" wrote:
I'd like to buy a recirculating cooker hood that can just go under a line of wall cupboards - so heopfullt something a few cms thick. Are these available? The kitchen fitter said that they all intrude into the cupboard above, but I was fairly sure that's wrong. Can I just check with the gurus here, pls? Underneath cooker hood... - Elica Krea - www.johnlewis.com - £99 all stainless, metal mesh grease filters - Free carbon filter for recirculation mode (£7-9 each) An improvement on the old ugly designs & filter holes. Built-in cooker hood... - Go to www.tlc-direct.co.uk - Search for Built-In cooker hood (Baumatic) - They do a twin for some silly low price - All the cooker hood except the faceplate is inset The twin work superbly for high volume extraction in hot summers. The downside is I suspect the mounting hole might encroach on some cabinet fixings (cam & dowel, pegs, whatever). Not a problem for anyone who can create a custom cupboard (or just change the fixings and dowel or biscuit joint elsewhere, plastic repair block if necessary). Even in recirculate mode the air must go somewhere, which will be a 100-125-150mm hole at the top into the cupboard with ducting to an exhaust on top of the cupboard. If you can duct through a wall (extract) the benefits are obvious. Recirculate requires filter replacement, filter clean/replacement, heat & steam stays in the kitchen - pointless really. You need a window or wall fan or cooker hood extracting to the outside in a kitchen. |
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![]() "js.b1" wrote in message ... On 21 Oct, 11:46, "GB" wrote: I'd like to buy a recirculating cooker hood that can just go under a line of wall cupboards - so heopfullt something a few cms thick. Are these available? The kitchen fitter said that they all intrude into the cupboard above, but I was fairly sure that's wrong. Can I just check with the gurus here, pls? Underneath cooker hood... - Elica Krea - www.johnlewis.com - £99 all stainless, metal mesh grease filters - Free carbon filter for recirculation mode (£7-9 each) An improvement on the old ugly designs & filter holes. Built-in cooker hood... - Go to www.tlc-direct.co.uk - Search for Built-In cooker hood (Baumatic) - They do a twin for some silly low price - All the cooker hood except the faceplate is inset The twin work superbly for high volume extraction in hot summers. The downside is I suspect the mounting hole might encroach on some cabinet fixings (cam & dowel, pegs, whatever). Not a problem for anyone who can create a custom cupboard (or just change the fixings and dowel or biscuit joint elsewhere, plastic repair block if necessary). Even in recirculate mode the air must go somewhere, which will be a 100-125-150mm hole at the top into the cupboard with ducting to an exhaust on top of the cupboard. If you can duct through a wall (extract) the benefits are obvious. Recirculate requires filter replacement, filter clean/replacement, heat & steam stays in the kitchen - pointless really. You need a window or wall fan or cooker hood extracting to the outside in a kitchen. They get pretty disgusting inside with grease - even if you hardly fry! I converted mine to extract within months. It is also quieter in Extract mode. |
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