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Hi there
Not sure if I have got this under the most appropriate subject heading. I've had a hole drilled for a standard sized ducting hose but it is too small for the ducting kit for my cooker hood. I would prefer not to have to get it redrilled. Is there any way I can use the ducting kit I have (6") with the drill hole I have (5") ?
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Alison
 
You should be able to get a Ducting Reducer kit from your supplier &/or DIY Shop.

Salem.
 
But it will obviously also reduce the air flow and may well increase the noise......
 

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