I want to put a chimney extractor hood on my internal wall but i don't want to take through an external wall..Is this ok to do and what do i need for the easier option..do i need charcoal filters also.
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Cooker hood
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There is not much point in installing an extractor without venting it through a wall to the outside or do you want it purely for decoration. Recirculating hoods are a waste of time & space, except as grease collectors. It is not that difficult to vent through an external wall from an internal one , with the use of ducting
Thanks for the reply..
If i were to extract from a wall what would i need to do so
If i were to extract from a wall what would i need to do so
It could be anything from here, sorry but it is impossible to be specific without seeing the site http://www.screwfix.com/cats/100139/Heating-Cooling/Ducting
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