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Anonymous users2024-01-24Yes, but because the flue mouth is too high, the smoking effect of the range hood will be weakened, which is currently the case in my family.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Considering oil leakage, replacement, etc., you just need to leave a checkpoint in a suitable place.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Why not wrap him up in a cupboard?
It's a little more convenient that way!
If you have to do this, the carpenter will tell them to drop the live roof when they drop the roof, and they can take it off when they need to be repaired!
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Anonymous users2024-01-21In short, considering the factors of cleaning, dredging, and maintenance, it is always inconvenient to put it on it.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20As long as the pipes are smooth, it's completely fine.
The smoke exhaust pipe of the range hood is better to go from under the ceiling, which is easy to replace and maintain, and does not affect the appearance.
It is best not to put it inside the flue.
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1. Yes, on the ceiling, one end is connected to the flue, and the other end is connected to the range hood through the reserved hole of the ceiling. >>>More
You see, as long as the smoke exhaust pipe is more than 1O minutes away from the bracket of the ceiling, there is no need for heat insulation.
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