Hi,
I have to vent our cooker hood through a tile on a pitched roof as the cooker backs on to a wall on the boundary with our neighbour. See pic below - vent will be second row up.
The ducting is installed and is 125mm rigid circular totalling about 2.5m. It runs up from the hood into the flat roof to a 90 deg bend, then horizontally for 1.5m, round a 45 deg bend then up 0.5m along inside of pitched garage roof. It's been running like this for a while venting into the garage, but it does get a bit smelly in there when cooking and the condensation is best vented outside I know.
To do this I have to add another 90 deg bend which I'll connect to a roof tile type ventilator.
Thing is, I'm not sure what I need in terms of airflow capacity on the outlet. The neatest solution is this Beddoes roof tile vent (link here) but it only has 10,000 mm2 of throughput.
My gut feeling is that I'd be better off with the Glidevale universal tile ventilator (link here) which promises 20,000 mm2 of throughput although it's a much fussier installation.
I'm aware that I have 2.5m of straight with 2 x 90 deg bends and a 45 deg bend so I'm at the limits of what I can do.
The cooker hood is a Samsung (link here) delivering around 558 m3/h.
Does anyone have experience of what would work best?
Thanks
I have to vent our cooker hood through a tile on a pitched roof as the cooker backs on to a wall on the boundary with our neighbour. See pic below - vent will be second row up.
The ducting is installed and is 125mm rigid circular totalling about 2.5m. It runs up from the hood into the flat roof to a 90 deg bend, then horizontally for 1.5m, round a 45 deg bend then up 0.5m along inside of pitched garage roof. It's been running like this for a while venting into the garage, but it does get a bit smelly in there when cooking and the condensation is best vented outside I know.
To do this I have to add another 90 deg bend which I'll connect to a roof tile type ventilator.
Thing is, I'm not sure what I need in terms of airflow capacity on the outlet. The neatest solution is this Beddoes roof tile vent (link here) but it only has 10,000 mm2 of throughput.
My gut feeling is that I'd be better off with the Glidevale universal tile ventilator (link here) which promises 20,000 mm2 of throughput although it's a much fussier installation.
I'm aware that I have 2.5m of straight with 2 x 90 deg bends and a 45 deg bend so I'm at the limits of what I can do.
The cooker hood is a Samsung (link here) delivering around 558 m3/h.
Does anyone have experience of what would work best?
Thanks
