Ceiling extractor fan

8 years ago

Ceiling extractor fans seem to be limited to around 1.4-1.5m above counter height. Is the glass unit below this to add to the efficiency? Is it bespoke, or part of the extractor unit? What make is the extractor? Thanks!

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