cooker hood dilemma
Kate G
3 years ago
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Comments (3)a 60cm hood will fit in a 600mm gap, in reality the hood is usually about 595 wide, but you won't have any gap at the extractors maximum points, with a chimney extractor, either stainless or with glass, its only a small section that is 595 wide. or you could choose an integrated extractor [which has a matching door to it to match your wall units] and that will fit in a 600 gap and you don't have any gaps either side to worry about. your designer should of gone through the extractor options, the sizes and the gaps with you also be a good idea to decorate the gap before the extractor is fitted looking at your photo, you also need to raise your slot in cooker before use, it should be level or higher than the worktop so you don't damage it....See MoreIsland Cooker Hood
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Comments (3)Thanks jonathan. the breast wall hasnt been built as yet, the builder said there are no brackets with the extractor so in order to make it fit he would have to build a timber housing unit and then build the breast wall around that, and that just seems a lot of work so i thought i must have bought the wrong one? its been a lot of drama over an extractor!...See MoreEllie
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3 years ago
Carolina
3 years agolast modified: 3 years agoCould you build a box around it and give it the same treatment as the walls? Like a plastered box or if you tile up to the ceiling, tile the 'box' too. Not sure it'll be cheaper than a cabinet, but it'll look fab.
Ellie
3 years agoYou mentioned about the cabinet being bespoke...... surely it being bespoke it is made to fit the size of the extractor that you buy?
I also think extractors should go right up to ceiling and don't like it when one stops mid-air.
You could use standalone one with cabinet bridging across it like in pic below. Or fake a pipe look like the other pic.
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