Stainless steel range hood vent not meeting flush with ceiling
robinrlg
5 years ago
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Sammie J
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Island Range Hoods - Slim, non-stainless, and/or custom?
Comments (2)How about stainless with glass? My kitchen is finished now but I don't have an updated picture. I will work on it. My range hood is a cavaliere and I love it because it was a lot shorter than most range hoods and I have 8 ft ceilings. It is quiet and functions well. Here is the link for it... http://www.google.com/products/catalog?q=cavaliere+range+hood&oe=utf-8&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a&um=1&ie=UTF-8&tbm=shop&cid=4436661199202860628&sa=X&ei=MJLiTravF4ni2QWEq7HHBA&ved=0CIsBEPMCMAI...See MoreRange hood vent and roof truss troubles
Comments (2)You can't alter the truss without an engineer's stamp and that's gonna cost ya. That should be your last resort....See MoreStainless Steel Hood...please show me yours.
Comments (27)BlueStar 30" Incline hood over Bluestar Platinum 30" range. Still under construction - plastic on the fridge and the back splash goes in today. The 30" hood has a 1200CFM inline blower mounted in a soffit located in the laundry room which is behind the range wall. That worked our great because now I can use the 2 cabinets about the hood. I plan on having the wood insert removed and glass added to match the others. We were very impressed that even on high speed you could easily have a conversation while standing in front of the range....See MoreStainless Steel Backsplash behind range...maintence issues?
Comments (38)worthy -- Not sure, but I haven't had an issue with the stainless steel backsplash, and mine runs around the entire counter, over the sink, and on the other side. Sure beats trying to keep grout clean. The way I clean behind the cooktop is to put water in a pot, boil it so that the backsplash is covered with steam, and wipe off. The hood fan needs to be off. Of course, this method won't work for the kind of discolouration in the OP's picture, and it won't work for gas since you don't want to poison yourself by not having the hood vent on. I agree with Steve that it's a cooking area, not a work of art. It should look as if it's used and loved....See Morerobinrlg
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