I'm about to buy stuff for my new kitchen, someone know

>>7328559
It does but it's expensive for what it is. If you're doing it because it looks good that's fine, but you can find stuff that works just as well less than half the price.

>>7328559
looks like the air intake is not very big. a strong fan and small intake results in high airspeeds -> noise.
it looks good, but I would want to hear it running, you will often be standing in front of it. whatever you do - do not buy one that exausts in to your kitchen. all that steam needs to be blown outside your house.

>>7328574
I have a normal one now (not inclined) that is at the correct height but i keep hit it with the head, in my new apartment i cant put it more high so this is the only solution
also it look good

>>7328580
this one spec
m3/h > 304-625 (735)
db(a) > 50-66 (69)

my current one is like a car motor

>>7328591
not that much air but looks relatively quiet. why not.. what is the filter made of? mine are stainless steel held by an aluminium frame. no need to exchange mats etc, just stick them in the dishwasher.

>>7328610
i think is alluminium

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7RCpyayy94w eat food, frame this picture in your kitchen

>>7328632
ok, would buy after seeing it running. are you not planning cupboards etc?

>>7328559
what am i looking at? is it the thing that sucks up the smoke above your stove?

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>>7328669
there is no space, is almost like pic

>>7328678
yes

>>7328685
ah, I understand now. can't leave it like that. if it fits you don't seem to have many other options.