I am really in need of a little help and advice !
I am looking for a Cooker Hood that will fit into a Chimney Breast. I've just moved into the house, the Chimney used to have an old floo standing boiler ( which has now been removed ) but to utilise the spac of the chimney I have ordered a 90cm Rangecooker, I need somethin reasonably slim and preferably 90cm wide to match the cooker, but i cant be too deep and it needs to fit up into the Chimney. Any ideas
-- JB10
Are you saying you want the cooker hood to vent into the old chimney? Not a good idea for all sorts of reasons, including accumulation of damp within the chimney, accumulation of greasy deposits inside there etc
David
Well you could make one and fit a chimney liner to it..
Yes, I think so ! The Chimney already has a vent inside from the ol boiler. Its a long tube that goes right to the top. Could I fit the hood vent into the existing vent ? I think most hood come with filters to collect the grease etc. Any other ideas ? I want the steam from the cooker to head into th Chimney and not out into the kitchen
-- JB10
On Sun, 16 Jul 2006 14:32:41 +0100 someone who may be JB10 wrote this:-
What terminal is fitted to the end of this tube? What diameter is it? How long is it? What is it made of? Is it damaged?
A condensate trap and drain to stop condensate running back into the motor is a good idea.
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