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Timmy2wheels

Kitchen extraction: was planning on getting a fancy flush ceiling extractor for the new kitchen, but is there any reason why an in-line extractor wouldn't do just as good a job at about 1/3 the price?

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Vanneau in reply to @Timmy2wheels

This is going in the ceiling space and being ducted off somewhere I assume?

You'll just need to make sure that when fitted in the duct it reaches the required flow rate under building regs (Part F) at the grille itself.

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Timmy2wheels in reply to @Vanneau

Cool - thanks. It would, I think; flow rates of the larger (6-8") in-line extractors are the same or better than many cooker hoods. I did wonder, though: will the grille and surrounding area quickly become disgustingly greasy - hence why hob-sized stainless steel hoods are de rigueur?

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