Saturday, October 27, 2007

Kitchen Exhaust Flue


Its taken ages, but the flue for the kitchen exhaust fan is now in place. The cowling used has dampers in the top to stop back-flow of air into the house when its not in use (an energy requirement for our house). Unfortunately, the cowling is rectangular in shape, which means that I could not get an off-the-shelf sealing system for it.

Its an ugly looking cowling, but fortuantely its nestled out of sight in the internal valley of our roof. This also avoids having to put a penetration through the visible slate section of the roof.

The photo shows the first seal - silicon around the perimeter. Tomorrow I will finish it off with acrylic-coated lead flashing left over from the verandah hips I did recently.

1 Comments:

Anonymous Twin Wall Flue said...

Kitchen exhaust flue system made nice to the home owners. It helps to maintain a back flow of air when it is not in use.

5/6/13, 4:23 PM  

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