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Cooker hood - recirculation with skimmed canopy

TriciaS · 2020-08-24 14:22:53

Hi all, Sorry if this is in the wrong thread, this is my first post. I am building a new house and working on kitchen design at the moment. In the design there is a skimmed (fake chimney style) cooker hood. The cooker will not be on an external wall so i think we need a recirculation extractor. (We do not ha e pipework…

24-08-2020 3:22pm

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TriciaS

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Hi all,

Sorry if this is in the wrong thread, this is my first post.

I am building a new house and working on kitchen design at the moment. In the design there is a skimmed (fake chimney style) cooker hood. The cooker will not be on an external wall so i think we need a recirculation extractor. (We do not ha e pipework installed for downdraft).

Has anyone used a recirculation extractor with a plastered / skimmed cooker canopy? Does it work well?

Thanks,
Tricia.

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