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Anonymous users2024-01-24If you exhaust smoke from the outside of the wall, the outside wall tiles will turn black over time, and holes should be made in the windows or walls.
1.If the common flue can be used, it is recommended to use the common flue. When installing the range hood, let the master seal the flue mouth.
2.If you have to line up outside the wall, you have to apply to the property and make a hole in the outer wall.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23If the flue is good, the suction force that is discharged directly to the wall will be greatly reduced.
It must have an impact on other people's homes, otherwise, people would not design a shared flue. If you do this, especially in the summer, when everyone has their windows open, and when you cook, people will smell it, and of course, it depends on the direction of the wind. In addition, the chimney emits not only smoke, but also oil, which will fall on the walls and windows of other people's homes, and people will definitely be unhappy and not worry about the possibility of complaining about you. >>>More
Vantage's built-in smoke exhaust pipe is 170, and if your smoke exhaust outlet can't be plugged into the 160 pipe, then you can only use a 150 pipe. Obviously, you need a 170 rpm 150 resonance head.
The range hood is forced to exhaust the fumes without any problems. It does not affect the use.
I bought a Merckfeld range hood on May Day, and I washed the range hood once a month, and I felt that the wall was much cleaner, not as much oil as before.
If the smoke is absorbed for a long time, DU will bring serious harm to health. Long-term absorption of oil fumes will make the skin yellow, which will accelerate skin aging. >>>More