How To Install A Range Hood On A Slanted Ceiling

How To Install A Range Hood On A Slanted Ceiling

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Slanted ceilings are recognized to impart a conventional aesthetic and visible splendor to your house. However, while installing a range hood on a slanted ceiling, you might find it a little more difficult than the wall-mounted range hoods.

You need to install an island range hood for a sloped or sloped ceiling. This will be installed right on top of the kitchen area into the ceiling. The ducts are drawn outwards, run through the roof, and clamp on the roof itself. There are no other ducts next to the hood; it looks more spacious and aesthetic.

How To Install Range Hood On Vaulted Ceiling?

Slanted or vaulted ceilings are angled from each facet to connect each facet of the ceiling to the top. Vaulted ceilings are arranged in the direction of the sky. Many prefer these for visible aesthetics and do not occupy much installation space.

Having a pleasing vibe is a plus point, but when it comes to the hood, it is difficult, and that’s why many architects choose flat roofs instead of vaulted or slanted roofs.

But you can install a range hood into your vaulted ceiling using the right equipment and guidelines. A proper installation guide can easily beautify your slanted ceiling with a range hood. Follow the instructions below to get a hassle-free range hood installation in your slanted ceiling.

gather all the tools required for the process.

Materials Required

Firstly, gather all the tools required for the process. Pick all the tools mentioned below to complete the process of installation of a range hood into your slanted ceiling :

  1. Assist block (slanted block )
  2. A Duct Pipe
  3. Wooden Saw
  4. Drill and drill pipes
  5. Nuts and Screws
  6. Range Hood, you have previously purchased

Steps to follow to install a range hood on a slanted ceiling

Step 1: Measure  the dimensions of your range hood

Measure the length, width, and height of the range hood you have purchased and note it down on a piece of paper—Mark the points on the ceiling where you need your range hood to be fixed.

Step 2: Cut the markings to make space to fix the hood

Drill small holes into the ceiling to check for any wires; if the space is clear, start drilling the markings and cut the ceiling to create space to fix the hood.

Step 3: Fix the slanted assist  block

Next is the most important step to connect the range hood to the ceiling using the support block. The block can be made of stainless steel or any other durable, heat-resistant, and pressure bearable.

Use the drill to connect the block to the space above the ceiling and check if it is placed in the right place and angle.

Fix the slanted assist  block

Step 4: Join the higher body

The higher body of the purchased range hood goes to be linked to the assist block. This connection needs to be fixed with nuts and screws to evenly distribute the hood’s weight.

Use the energy drill to attach the 4 aspects of the higher body of various hoods to the assist block. Once the relationship is made, you’ll have the right body wherein your range hood can be installed and clean the kitchen air smartly and nicely.

Step 5: Connecting the duct pipe

The Duct Pipe is vital if you need to exhaust the air and join the range hood to the exhaust device of your house. But, first, join the Duct Pipe to the roof of the Kitchen Space, wherein you made the hole and linked the higher body.

You’re going to get the right way of entrance to the attic for this step as well. Take glue or assist blocks and the drill in ensuring the duct pipe is flawlessly linked to the principle pipe in your private home exhaust device due to the ability to assist the range hood to characteristic well with non-interference.

Step 6: Attach the left-out parts of the range hood

Now it’s time to attach the left-out components of the range hood to the duct pipe that extends from the vaulted roof. You will need some help here from another person.

Take the air damper, and join its pinnacle to the duct pipe. Before heading to the next step, make sure it is properly fixed. After that, remove the range hood’s outer cover and fix it into the hood’s frame.

Step 7: Pre-test before you use the range hood

Before you begin cooking food and experiencing the great air filtration and cleaning of the range hood, one closing element is to check the range hood, so plug the pin into the socket and switch on the range hood.

After turning it on, check if the fan and filters work with all speed variations and the lights. If everything is working well, you are good to use it daily.

Conclusion

Even though installing a range hood is a troublesome little task, you can easily install one with the right tools and techniques. Follow these easy step-by-step guides to finish the installation easily. Remember to use a good quality and durable assist block while installing the range hood.

References

  1. https://www.captiveaire.com/Manuals/Hoods/OEM/doc/Hood%20O&IM.pdf
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