How to Install a Kitchen Extractor Hood Vent Kit || How to Drill a Hole for a Kitchen Extractor Hood
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How to drill a hole for a kitchen extractor hood || How to install a extractor hood vent kit
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Mate... thanks for your time energy and manner for this video as it gave me all what i needed to battle against and win !! Legend man
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Best video I’ve seen showing this so far. Thankyou!
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A really helpful video mate, thank you!
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Thanks for this very informative video!
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I love your work.... I need more tutorial
Thank you so much for excellent information.
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Better job than I have seen in some new builds, not sure how the excess ducting would hold up against the ever increasingly stringent flow rates as flexi tends to create a lot of turbulance even in small lengths. but from what I can see it would Get a lot better results than a few recent jobs I have tested. you wont believe how many get away with excess ducting of up to and exceeding 1 ft.
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Everything about this was done wrong.
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terbaik videonya mas.....semoga terus sukses...
Great!...thank you!
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Very helpful one thanks alot
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This is informative and odd. Very entertaining.
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Great job
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If the world ever runs out of silicone, I know who to blame 😆
Hi by all means use silicone to seal the outside but the screws and plugs on the outlet plate wouldn't cost much more to fit🤑🤑 i would have fitted at least two as a minimum ...
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Good work
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A lot of silicone, i recommend actual 4" duck work and also plastic anchors to secure outside cove incase you need access later, all in all good info
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Flexible and plastic would NEVER fly in my area.. collects debris over time, fire hazard and probably noisy as can be
Don't hamerdrill with a circular grinder, it kills the grinder but you probably found that out by now.
Hi i know it’s an old video but my cooker hood is facing the bathroom.
Is it possible to drill through to the bathroom wall. And then up through the ceiling? As the bathroom ceiling is free from outside to put a vent in.
Please let me know
Great video! I have a shed in my backyard. I plan to install a simple extractor hood like what you have shown. I am interested in the brand and model of your vent kit. Could you tell me the information of your system? Thanks a lot!
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You can buy the vent kit from toolstation
Perfect
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I was told if you go from 6 to 4 inch it restricts the flow and can back up to the extractor?
Brilliant work, did you add the socket yourself for powering the extracting vent fan. What silicone did you use?
I use stainless steel ducting for obvious multiple reasons
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Good job done
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How did you know where to drill on the outside wall so that it lined up with the correct location on the inside wall? Did you drill a long pilot hole?
Yes I found the right angle from inside n drilled a hole with long drill bit n that was my center point.
@@diykhan cool, worked out well 👏
Use black waste pipe in walls low maintenance
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In winter would the outside vent stop a draught in the kitchen?
Yes the extractor hood has a one way shutter which shuts down one the fan in not blowing steam out.
Recently moved into property and cooker hood extractor fan is not drawing air when turned on! It is useless! Trying to find out why it doesn't work and how I can fix it.
Have u checked the filters. They might have to clogged up.
Too much silicone. If that extractor fan packs up think of the headache the next engineer will have removing it.
The reducer (2:50) just pops off the extractor and can be then fitted on new fan easily. But id personally change the ducting aswell if fitting new fan as over time it would get full off grease etc.. 👍
Does flexi ducting work with high temperatures?
The kitchen extractor hood doesn't get hot.
Extractor hood won’t get hot but the fumes being extracted will be.
What if your cooker is not near an outside facing wall?
U can make a box alone side the wall and the ceiling to accommodate the aluminium 150mm flexible pipe.
I have just this done by someone and I think the duct is small. What happened if a small one is fitted?
For the kitchen extractor fan or hood the duct has to be 150mm or bigger.
@@diykhan oh no... he's fitted a 100cm and said it was fine I was none the wiser will it cause problems I'm worried now.
Its ok but 150mm is more sufficient and will extract better.
@@diykhan thank you for your reply wish I had known before.
@diykhan you say 150 is sufficient. But you only did a 110 hole yourself and used reducer??
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Why don’t you use some silicone??
Apparently your not supposed to use pvc all ducting from a kitchen extractor hood have to be metal.
Hello do you provide this service where are you based
No sorry I don't due to extremely busy routine
God, I hope not. Everything was wrong. Everything!
shouldn't it be metal?
Don't have to be metal.
Surtout e jamais faire cela incendies assuré 😢
Why is he drilling wrong direction 😅
Its drilling at fast speed so it would look wrong direction but it is the right direction clockwise
Brilliant work, did you add the socket yourself for powering the extracting vent fan. What silicone did you use?
Hi. The socket was already there and the silicone was bought from toolstation.
For the cooker hood u can also instal FCU from the lighting system