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Needs a Turd to conform with LFGSS Sketch Spec (ISO2018-LFGSS12.285.295 [Amended])
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However. If you want low noise then hiding an inline fan somewhere outside of the kitchen is the way to go.
But... The more powerful and more silent the fan = More money.
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Do people actually do this? I suppose your problem is that your kitchen has no ventilation at all because of the stupid bathroom stuck to it.
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Possibly irrelevant part from recommending the brand, but I got a Neff D49ED22N0B and it's very quiet and could suck a golf ball through a garden hose.
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Kitchen cooker hood minefield is doing my head in. Need to decide and purchase something before the week after next.
Kitchen currently has no extraction. Recirculating is shit. It's a small terrace kitchen, but I cook with woks and griddles and that so do need a good suck. Lowest noise possible is important. Can't go straight out the wall because of the next house over.
The two possible routes I can envisage are either up through the boiler cupboard or all the way across, through the wall and the bathroom and out the exterior wall there.
Is this too long a run of ducting for the average hood to deal with?
If I go up through the boiler cupboard, I'm presuming I could use an inline fan, because that's already what's been proposed by my handyman for improving the bathroom extraction.
The ~2 million nearly identical hoods available, all with confusing and differing specs, prices and dubious availability are confusing the shit out of me.
Halp.
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