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Post subject:Connecting range hood duct
 Posted: Nov 09, 2006 - 05:22 AM #5490
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Joined: Oct 26, 2006
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| Hi, I am new to working with ducting. I am in the process of replacing my range hood in my kitchen. The old range hood was connected to a vertical 3.25” x 10” duct that is installed up through the kitchen cabinet against the wall. The new range hood has the same size opening with a connecting piece for the duct but is offset away from the wall approximately 3 inches. The vertical duct is long enough I can probably pull it away from the wall without bending it and insert it into the connecting piece. But I worry because this will not sit squarely and will not have a proper seal at this connection causing air leakage. My question is what is the best way to connect these two ducts or is what I was thinking of doing sufficient for this application? |
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Post subject:RE: Connecting range hood duct
Posted: Apr 17, 2007 - 02:15 AM #6255
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Joined: Apr 17, 2007
Posts: 9
Location: Goiania
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| plate of the hole in the new hood and cut a new hole directly where the existing extract duct is positioned a new sheet metal flange 3.25" x 10" will be required |
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Post subject:RE: Connecting range hood duct
Posted: Apr 17, 2007 - 10:15 PM #6264
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Joined: Feb 20, 2004
Posts: 12
Location: Stamford, CT
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| Can you cut a few inches off the existing duct in place? If you can cut at least 6" off the existing duct and then connect it to the hood with a 3" offset. |
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