I've just found this ducting which can be run along the top of kitchen units: https://www.screwfix.com/p/manrose-...=Search-_-SearchRec-_-Area2&_requestid=948090. The website shows it in grey but it also comes in white which has a temperature tolerance of 40 degrees. In my kitchen it would need to run above an internal door - there are brackets available to hold it in place - then vent it through the outside wall. Any thoughts on this?
Kitchen Cooker Hood on Internal Wall.
- Thread starter linwight
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Better to run thru ceiling void if possible .
I'll see if I can find out which way the joists work. Can you please tell me why it would be better thu the ceiling void?
For cosmetic reasons, you won't see it.
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Is flexible ducting waterproof? I'm wondering about condensation.......... and heat
You can use heat resistant foil flexible ducting.
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