My house is on the third floor, with a total of 27 floors. The window of my kitchen is facing the ve

Hello, I am a designer of a decoration company in Yangzhou!

If there is only one kitchen in the kitchen, I am personally resolutely against the blockade! And your house is on the third floor, and the exhaust flue can't be knocked off at all, so why don't you take the flue pipe and go normally? If the kitchen window is sealed, there will be nowhere for the fumes to come out!

If the hood breaks down one day, you have to worry about it! So don't seal your windows unless there are special circumstances. Considering another situation, that is, the owners downstairs of your house do not use the smoke exhaust pipe, if your house can smash the flue down, and then leave half of it on the top of the gusset, and the oil smoke is still discharged from above!

This allows you to give yourself space that would otherwise be a flue!

I hope it helps you again!

Yes, it doesn't affect anyone else. But it will have some impact on the ventilation of your own home.

You can do this, you close the windows of your house, those seams or something with glass glue, and then buy some opaque stickers to stick on the line, blocking the window I don't recommend, sometimes you make some fried things, the range hood can't suck it at all.

It's okay to just block the window in your own home.

If you have an impact on others, you have to ask for their consent.

1. As long as the property agrees and does not affect the appearance of the building, it can be completely sealed;

2. Sealing this window has no effect on others, but it will not affect your own kitchen lighting, so be cautious.