Extraction dilemma!
Sarwar Ahmad
4 years ago
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Luke BORA ASM London
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Comments (7)It's completely up to you and what you feel looks right. Obviously the closer the extraction the better it will work and 750 is the usual distance from the cooktop. However, if you prefer the higher bridging unit, that will be completely fine too as steam goes up! good luck Emily x...See MoreExtraction Help
Comments (2)If you are not going to use an extractor over a hob then you only need to put an xpelair style extractor into the outside wall to meet regs....See MoreSarwar Ahmad
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