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Hi there, Ok, that sounds good... but I wonder about the 88cm minumum height below the ceiling... that would mean it is about shoulder height, which would seem pretty low, too low to peer into a pot at the back of the hob! I wonder if it could be altered to make it eye level for a 5ft11 person...

[/url] Fantastic, thanks, that is very helpful. I see you got it from the boots website, I did not know they had such useful illustrations there... All the best, Mark.

Hi Richard, Yep, perhaps I should call Hotpoint directly. Thanks all, Mark

Hi there I can only do a max of 60cm. The hood I mentioned first actually CAN do external extraction, and i prefer it aesthetically, but am only worried about the chimney seems to be a tube, and therefore I cant see how I would route the extraction out of the wall. see...

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good God, well spotted! I had been looking at various Hotpoint ones, all extractor ones, and did not specifically check this one. I guess the model Ive been looking at most is the one linked to below, which has a rectangular chimney... So would that mean that this one below would have an...

Hi Steve, Thanks for the reply... The chimney -looks- like it is cylindrical, and would therefore have no hole at the back for a pipe to go out of the wall! That is my main question/problem, what/how to get the pipe out the wall when the chimney just goes upwards. I definitely dont want to...

Hi Richard, Thanks for the reply. I have not bought it yet, just making sure I don't buy something that will not work in our house. The chimney looks like it goes straight up, so my concern is how to get it a pipe out the wall when the chimney does not turn towards the wall...

Hello guys, I want to install a cooker hood before my wife comes back from holiday, and I like this one: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Hotpoint-HR62X-Stainless-Steel-Cooker/dp/B000FFJVBY The problem is it looks like these chimney types have a chimney that goes up to the ceiling, and there does...