How To Install A Wall Mounted Hood Fan!

[@zachknoxville9681]

The best part of this fellow teaching you is that he makes no presumptions about your skill set and doesn't treat you like an idiot. Big big fan of that.

[@Jake-hp5hq]

As a handyman, every time I have an install of an appliance that I've never done before, I'm grateful to have Uncle Jeff to show me how to do it!

[@tylero8595]

A piece of advice would be not follow this guy.

[@TheUuhhh]

@@tylero8595 why are you here then, weirdo?

[@Andredh2k]

How much would you charge to install this @Jake-hp5hq

[@DustinDayDustinDay]

I just purchased a zline hood vent and man their install instructions SUCK. I am glad that you made this video. It will make my installation much easier.

[@faiththomas8354]

I have been renovating my kitchen alone - except for you...you are my number one support! I have never attempted even painting my own walls...but after the divorce I haven't had the funds to pay. You have been my lifeline. Thank you!

[@joeredhawk]

Jeff for siding penetrations for a cleaner look, use an exterior mounting block that matches your siding color, it eliminates the risk of leaks where you were shown caulking also stops relying on caulk to stop water intrusion, it mimics the blocks that they use on lap siding (without scribing) your siding butts up against it for a clean install. If I remember correctly, Electrical code requires all boxes to be secured.

[@diyer8787]

Also, what about the seal to the air barrier?

[@chriskelvin248]

Or a 2-piece wall vent with an integral J channel backer. I think from Builder’s Edge on Amazon? 4 years later, Jeff makes a video showing how to easily unzip vinyl siding too in order to repair damaged pieces, install penetrations neatly, inspections, etc.

[@richardhamilton4273]

Hey Jeff, Thanks for the instructions. I am installing this exact fan in my new kitchen and the Z-line install videos are more sales oriented than "How To", This is what I needed to get me started. Peace.

[@roulettezoku]

As a person that is purchasing their first home (closing date is Jan 5th of 2021) these videos have been an immense help in understanding the scope of upgrades including cost and typical labor involvement. Really loving it, definitely had to subscribe, which is something I pretty much never do, but it’s well deserved in this instance. Thank you!

[@MAGAMAN]

As someone who has also recently bought a home, you probably don't understand the least of what you will be doing. I took two weeks off of work to replace the kitchen and bathroom cabinets and It has now been over a month of working and I still have not replaced the kitchen or bathroom cabinets. I have found everything from illegal wiring to massive damage to the insulation from rodents to old termite damage (without any live/active termites, luckily!) undocumented renovations (moving walls, etc.) done mostly wrong, structure cut out completely to run plumbing, hidden asbestos tile that only becomes visible once you start removing tiles, where you can no longer decide to just leave it alone.... I am about $20k in and have only just started working on adding in the cabinets to the kitchen. Cheap counter tops, sink, faucet, garbage disposal, etc are probably going to cost an additional $1k and I still have to do the bathrooms. Luckily I have a lot of time before I have to move out of my current rental!

[@roulettezoku]

@@MAGAMAN I’ve done quite a few upgrades since my purchase and thankfully everything went smoothly. I also bought a house built within the last 20 years, so there wasn’t much risk as far as illegal modifications.

[@BadAssDude69]

When was your house you are talking about built? Where is it located?@@MAGAMAN

[@markcameron318]

Lol! No PPE, hammering a wall anchor with a battery, shimmying a ladder while still on it...this is pure DIY reality and actually makes a rookie DIY feel comfortable in their own (limited) abilities in taking this on. Excellent!

[@muzaaaaak]

Plastic flexi vent ducting. Don’t see how that’s code for grease here in USA. All installs I see are sheetmetal ducts and elbows. Maybe Canadia is more lenient because their houses don’t burn.

[@MrWaterbugdesign]

@@muzaaaaak I think the duct was provided by the manufacturer Zline which is USA made so it must have pass UL. Not all plastics are the same. Plus the temperature of air 36" above a stove top is not very hot, under 100F I assume. If you have flames shooting 36" high you've got bigger problems than the duct.

[@tac4bravo]

@@muzaaaaak yeah that’s the duct that’s provided. All these units seem to come with that. When I install mine I will be using metal ducting with elbows, because that smoother airflow also increases the airflow. People have said so in reviews.

[@muzaaaaak]

@@MrWaterbugdesign the issue is if you have latent grease on your hood and it catches fire, plastic ducting won’t stop a fire from spreading like 26g metal will. I bought and installed a 36” Zline this summer here in the USA and it didn’t come with plastic flexi duct. I used all metal ducting and mastic tape to seal air leaks. Best hood I’ve ever owned. It really sucks, in a great way.

[@BananaChipzzz]

@@muzaaaaak Not to mention it didn't fit correctly, so rather than fix it, he just sealed the area with expanding foam LOL

[@LeslieDugger]

Showing full process, insights, no ads, no mugging. Perfect!

[@TheKikonioqp]

I have been watching your channel for the last two months, almost every day, repeat the videos about things that I am about to do over and over. I am about to install porcelain tile in my kitchen backsplash and also hanging my range hood on a recirc config all this after changing countertops, removed some upper cabinets, changed the flooring in the downstairs and repainted the whole house. It's my first home and as a Mexican living in the US and I have absolutely no reference or advice for how to do things like this on US style homes, you don't know how thankful I am I found your channel.

[@papiyakarmakar9116]

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[@evanhlavaty]

Flex duct is usually frowned upon for a kitchen vent because the excess grooves trap more grease which could be potentially dangerous

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

in actuality this hood fan has a grease collection system and a removable grease trap for cleaning. Cheers!

[@dougsabug]

Seriously, no grease trap will be sufficient to stop a exhaust fan fire. This should be a solid pipe with a no grease trap in the pipe

[@rjejames28]

I've heard the same, rigid metal

[@stefanschuster8971]

Aluminum or stainless semi ridged is what I tend to use. Also I sleve w pipe insulation threw the wall. None the less great video and some good tips . Also toggle bolts on bracket and lower part of fan (just above grease filters ) .

[@JohnSaccoccio]

Even if the code allows flex (which ours doesn't), check if the hood installation manual allows it. The inspector may request to see it. (They did for our dryer to prove the length was OK)

[@candesh4151]

Best Reno channel in the whole world. Love you man.... Thanks. :) Hello From Alberta

[@ruben8891]

So i fix Appliances for a living and little by little i been remodeling my house because of this guy, I remodeled my whole restroom, and now remodeling my whole kitchen

[@htraudt]

we are under contract and will sign the final paperwork on our new house end of May. you channel is so helpful. I am making lots of plan since it is a fixer upper.

[@kgallagher151]

wish i had a family member like you, love the channel from ireland 🇮🇪

[@mikemetz82]

For those watching they make a vinyl siding flange that frames the vent for a much cleaner install plus it's shingled properly. Caulking fails eventually so make sure to shingle your exterior penetrations.

[@lrc87290]

I was thinking the same thing. I would have done it the way he did it but knew I was sort of butchering it.

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

no worries Mike, i get the whole seal it up tighter than drum approach but this house has 3" of exterior wood that can handle the occasional rain drop finding it's way behind the siding and typar. Cheers!

[@ichoozjc]

@@HomeRenoVisionDIY Your house might be fine, but it would just look better. Only takes a few minutes to trim it out cleanly and install behind the siding.

[@newmanfertig886]

@@HomeRenoVisionDIY won't last and it's a half ass way to do it. Also, too much foam insulation is not good. Insulation works better if not packed too tight.

[@blam1040]

Can I get a link or photo of the flange you’re talking about?

[@firebreathinggarage2117]

The exterior vent Hood was installed like a rookie, they make a square one inch thick flange with the hole for the vent pipe to eliminate the flat flange to the siding which will eventually leak.

[@Carpenters_Canvas]

Eventually? It will leak IMMEDIATLY … should have been a block with j channel installed … I havre canal siding anyway but ….. smh .. he does a decent job normally

[@scottsoriero9827]

I'm doing my entire kitchen and will use the former microwave outlet that is already in place. However, it is not close enough to center so I will need to move it over a bit. That is the one issue that I have though...No instructions or video shows the exact place the outlet should be depending on model. I'm now thinking that there is no set place for it and I should just keep it slightly off center so it will not interfere with the exhaust pipe. I also decided to use the metal heat tape to seal the exhaust pipe connection points. Thank you for your great videos.

[@SihAza]

I've seen Z-line, but didn't know made in U.S.A. I bought a high-end Vent-A-Hood because found an affordable used one on local cl. Otherwise, I'd probably have gone w/ Z-line. I like your side hints, like talking to a coworker. Smart using the grinder cut-off wheel on stainless sheet since otherwise hard to cut with a saw blade, due to its low thermal conductivity. I made some of the same oops in locating utilities in my kitchen remodel since a bit design-as-you-go with not all appliances in hand or even specified. Get wifey's selections signed in writing, so no continual design changes after already committed to locations.

[@Bululdaya]

Your presentation is great. The best part about these videos is they keep us trained pros employed. If I used your techniques and products in my jurisdiction, I would be laughed off the job, and out of business in a week. Apply a little more attention to building code. Big American corporate moving into Canada is a joke. You're not winning any friends over here in igloo country.

[@Sevil2025]

I've purchased a 28 in. Stainless Steel Z-line Range Hood Insert with Remote Blower . The noisy fan will be placed in the basement and exhaust out of an existing hole in the foundation. Existing hole was for an island cook top that exhausted into the basement which is gone. I've also purchased steel tube and elbows. Have you done or are you interested on the subject. I think it's a great idea to not have the venting noise in the kitchen.

[@UtwoBed]

I'd like to share my valuable experience. My hood came with some really nice metal screw-in type anchors. These normally work very well for me on a variety of applications, but when I got to the part where you install the cover above the hood they pulled right out of the wall, and down came the hood. My advice is to take any plastic or metal drywall anchors and throw them in the trash. Make a bigger hole and use some nice toggle bolts to save yourself some grief. Better still, for a real permanent, quality job, pick out your hood, measure it out on the wall, cut the wall open, and install a 2X4 across where the hood mounting screws go.

[@danielconnolly6367]

I am dealing with this now. I used the supplied anchors with my hood fan. They are larger than these and are pulling out a little from the wall in my case so there is an annoying gap behind the duct cover. I just missed the stud on one side so I am thinking to take the cover off and screw into the stud at an angle.

[@scrdad2]

If you read Zline instructions they say wood anchoring is preferable

[@ModMINI]

Thank you for validating my purchase. I got a Z-Line range hood after looking at several brands that appeared identical. I didn't know the brand but chose it almost at random. I did have a problem with the LCD display; Z-Line sent out a replacement board, no questions asked, and it was a quick 5 minute job to replace.

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

I have been very impressed with their service Cheers!

[@Crazybird-3]

Did you have a backer board that those screws that hold the vent fan are screwed into. Or was there studs behind it. So far your video is very informative and you are showing everything close up. One of the best instructional videos I have seen. You look directly into the camera (lots of eye contact) with a smile and friendly voice . That helps the stress of the job go away and give one confidence they can do the job to. Thank-you. Im subscribing

[@stuckcamping]

Doesn't the exhaust pipe need to be a non flexible material? Won't grease and condensation develop on the ribs?

[@networkingdude]

You are 100% correct.

[@view05nys]

Plus, I would be worried using what appears to be a plastic exhaust pipe. Not good in a potential grease fire.

[@trevorhardy3544]

This is why this guy is a hack and a complete idiot. Don't watch his videos. The reviews of his work online are also alarming.

[@lrc87290]

@@view05nys I was thinking the same thing. It comes with the fan so it must be ok. Most of the grease gets trapped before the vent pipe.

[@freelifeproductions]

@@view05nys thats not plastic.. its PVC.. gotta be fire resistant..

[@misjosh81]

Best diy channel on KZbin. Wish my dad was like him growing up so I could’ve learned how to do this stuff.

[@LeslieDugger]

Same

[@dezznuzzinyomouth2543]

um as a sheet metal worker we always installed the elbow to the exhaust pipe... unless there was a need for a fire damper -pre drill the holes in the plastic - get a round $x inch collar pre drill as well - an extra step but there is NEVER any back fuming. i guess check local -local- building code as installing the elbow into the pipe instead of outside of the pipe will negate (not true) back fuming. the install tec will still have to seal the gaps created inside the round with "CHEAP DUCT SEALANT" then "hopefully" add metal tape to the seams 😂 sexy install i would of went with the collars... especially when your work is coming out awesome. collar cost you $5-$10 - bill the client 15x plus install.... cuz thats just the way it is.... 🍻

[@jameshaines604]

Nice bro I have the exact hood to install at my house quick question why not run the duct up to you attic and then out to soffit so the vent is less noticeable outside

[@kellireece6348]

Dang, Jeff, this is one of the most informationally prolific tutorials I've seen. I have to install my new range hood and after reviewing a few other tutorials, after watching yours, I feel such a sense of relief! NOW it all makes sense. Thanks, man! I think I can do it! :-)

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Happy to be of some help. Cheers!

[@juanp9178]

Nice video, you always do it right maestro ..

[@nghiaho535]

Awesome video and instruction! Now I can make my wife happy since she has been wanting to have this hood installed in our kitchen. Thanks for the great video..

[@christyinthecarolinas]

Do you have a video on running wiring for a dishwasher and garbage disposal? You are so thorough and speak in terms my brain can comprehend. I need this video asap if you don't have it PLEASE lol

[@realAmpereD]

Call me crazy but once you cut down the metal duct you could have pushed the flexible through and attached to the metal, taped it well and pushed it back through before screwing and caulking the vent. Is it not that necessary to seal that well? Seems like it’s just stuffed in and then foam. With moisture I’d think you want a seal with tape. Ty for all your amazing videos, best channel in KZbin. I do have one question about venting out the side of the house. I saw one video you did the same for a bathroom vent. I tried to have one installed, as an electrician I ran the electrical, but hvac dude told me don’t vent out the side because the moisture will go up into the eve and cause rot. Wanted to charge a ton to go through attic and roof. Is there any concern with this?

[@ibbi47]

I recommend using a Jig Saw with a fine blade on the stainless steel, less mess less heat and more control ;) And Step drill bit if you need to make new hole! Superior work, best d.i.y. channel on KZbin!

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

great idea, i was showing the versatility of the grinder. i think it is one of the best tools in the box!

[@JesusFreak7146]

Did he drill the mounting screws into the drywall or was there studs behind the two screws? If drywall as those yellows plugs strong enough to hold??

[@duanebendt]

I wondered where my headlight went. lol Great series, i worked construction for 12 years including finish carpentry. learned about Ikea. Thanks.

[@janetkouns7800]

Another fantastic video Jeff. Just love his video's! I do have a question about using plastic venting in a hood though? Is it a special type of heat rated plastic or a Canada code? I've heard we can only use solid metal ducting in the US now...

[@JoesPhenomenal]

Yep... was just about to mention ask about that as well. Here in the US, you have to use the galvanized steel duct work for those. Evidently they are more efficient too, since they're smooth and product easier air flow as well. I ended up putting in blocking though to give the hood something meatier to secure to, though. Also, I did a make-up air system, just because why not? Ironically, I have the exact same z-line hood for my youtube project studio as well. Comes in handy that I can just use Jeff's measurements. haha!

[@spacexcowboy2542]

Did you reinforced the wall with a piece of wood before screwing the two bolts holding the motor part? Or just screwing in the ceramic tile and drywall? I need to install one of these in a week and I know there's no piece of wood behind my wall only drywall...Thanks!

[@modularripoff3696]

Does the hood range have to be on a dedicated wire and breaker or can I add a refrigerator outlet with it

[@msgcboydable]

Hey. Great video. What kind of bit would you recommend for glass tile? Also, it looked like you started drilling at an angle and then leveled up after getting started. Whats the reason for this? Thanks again.

[@Evan-hq5dt]

Its because a bit on tile will jump around causing you to miss your mark. Start at an angle to get it to bite and then level it off to prevent it from skipping around.

[@thedwarvendispatch5364]

The 1/4” drywall plugs are rated at 20th s each and the Z-Line unit in the video is a 60lb unit. But… I think he’s good considering they are set in stone and then drywall. Yea?

[@zlatkojerkovic9456]

I just installed one of these. The blower moving the air out, I see the flaps on the house vent swing wide open… however it isn’t providing much suction at the bottom of the hood. Is this how these hoods work ?

[@claudiaenglish8742]

I purchased a Zline range hood and watched your video several times to make sure I am ready to tackle this project. I have a few questions: 1- where did you get the outside exhaust thing. I went to home depot and all they had were the bright aluminum ones. 2- Do you need a dedicate outlet that goes to the breaker or can I piggy back from the outlet that I have my stove plugged to. Love your videos and after this I am going to tackle my bathroom.

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

You should use a dedicated supply line and the exhaust came in the box with the hood! Cheers!

[@claudiaenglish8742]

@@HomeRenoVisionDIY Thank you for your quick reply. My Zline did not come with exhaust vent for the outside. Any recommendations on what brand to buy. The one at Home Depot look very poorly made and if I am going to spend the time, I want it to be done right. Any recommendations would be appreciated

[@papayoyo8486]

That stainless mounding. Can you get that as a kit separately for a similar hood?

[@brentmnichols79]

Would it work better to put caulk all along the backside of the vent before screwing it to the side of the house?

[@kajraske2002]

Watching that plug box flopping around makes me itch something fierce, wow. I know it's not actually dangerous but still.

[@snowsnoot]

wonder what ESA might think about it 🤔

[@muzaaaaak]

It’s out of code.

[@Nurse_Lucy]

You sure delivered! Bathroom ventilation next? I don't remember if it was covered in the full bathroom build.

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Hi Lucy. it was, we also did a replacement video in a previous bathroom.

[@williamwestonn]

Hi home reno, I dont know what to say really, but after working with my own fan install i realized how good this video is. One problem tho. I Would love to see you talk a little bore about Fire safety, I found that the rules in Sweden are really extreme, but for a reason. Using plastic piping without fire proof materials is really bad, For sure, the fan can melt and cause issues, but if Fire spreads in the pipe made in plastic, the issue will be that you may not be able to stop it. It wont be an issue the first 2 years of use, but when the piping gets coated with grease, it will burn if fire goes thrue the fan, can you make a video about this? I dont know the rules in other coutries, but this one i dont think its a good idea to follow the minimum allowed :) Love your vids, just wanna make sure people are safe here :) And correct me if in wrong, love to learn :)

[@Papastomper]

Jeff I have a vaulted farmhouse ceiling, my only option would be to 90* angle (to the left) and run it to the external wall. Is it ok to build a wooden box around the vent pipe, insulate with rockwool (safe and sound). The wooden box would go with what we are planning for shelves. Suggestions please....

[@paulpustinger1817]

So I’m in the process of installing the same model and basically the same ductwork measures. Zline says the preferred duct distance between the top of the hood and the first elbow is 15”+. It looks like yours is a lot shorter. Have you seen any negatives with the short rise?

[@Mary-mb9ju]

Nice video. I am paying for the install of my stainless steel hood vent to save on the cost of installation I have decided to not do the extra work needed for the exhaust ro the outside, bc he will have to run the ductwork through my attic to the roof and will require alot more work and cost. I need to remove tile from my backsplash and re-tile it and want to ask what is the more modern type of Tile to use for my backspalsh?

[@JulianKlauz]

A lot of comments to see if someone already asked, but I'm looking to replace an undercabinet microwave that just filters and blow back into the kitchen. The stove is on an inside wall so there is no ducting. Good thing is the kitchen is on the 2nd floor and a crawl space attic right above. I want to replace it with an under cabinet range hood, but not sure the best way to install the venting? Straight up through the cabinet into the attic, right angle to the soffit? Or just straight up and drill through the roof? I know less angles are better, but I worry about drilling into the roof and creating a bigger problem. Also going into the wall is better to not take up the cabinet space above, but more angles, and seems like it would be tricky so manuver the ducting through the wall and limits space I would think. Is a video on what to do when installing a range hood on an inside wall a possibility?

[@JulianKlauz]

Also, it's a good microwave, so thinking of mounting it on an open space on the wall in the kitchen since it is still needed, is there a way to make that look nice? Of course right now it's mounted to the typical bracket and held up by screws under the cabinet.

[@michaelvode2273]

Wont lie. I have watched a lot of your videos and it seems like this one wasn't as "simple" for you was the rest. The average Joe may struggle. Great content as always.

[@MonyRocks14]

Installing our zline hood right now!! Your video is so helpful!

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@remcovanderheide9318]

are you doing anything for "make up air" with this range hood?

[@parkland4530]

How do you feel about range hoods being vented through the roof in cold climates. Is condensation and cold ingress a factor?

[@varsula]

Hi great video one question why didn’t you hot wired the fan?

[@Gary-yh8wl]

Jeff. Nice video as usual. I have a stud almost middle of chimney for range vent. Any ideas?

[@linchu8126]

It doesn't seem the screws griped the stud, would that be a problem? As the range hood is heavy and vibrating all the time.

[@jeffthompson1478]

I purposely watch this video to find out what drill bit you used to cut through the tile. Might sound silly but I need to do that with my Z line outdoor grill that’s on its way. I just had wall tile installed and I’ve never drilled into tile and I just wanted to know the screw size which I thought you said was quarter-inch and what bit you used to cut through that tile safely.

[@herdt05]

Do you have a video showing installing an insert hood into a preexisting cabinet above cook-top

[@Sevil2025]

I have purchased a ZLINE 28 in. Remote Blower Range Hood Insert in Stainless Steel (698-RS-28-400), however , there aren't instructions about how to place the blower in the basement. I already have a hole in the foundation to vent outside. Will you please consider a video about it.

[@pongpongpiano504]

I did my kitchen with similar style hood. however i added a 2x4 as a backing as the wall anchor will become loose one day. Because at high speed the fan does vibrate a bit and will vibrate , and the wall anchor will fail.

[@davefink2326]

Pong Pong Piano snap-toggles are perfect for this. But would need to splurge on a half-inch diamond bit.

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

that works. you can also remove the grill and set a screw into the stud an the interior of the fan housing if needed. cheers!

[@HighYieldDividendDragon]

Hi, can I stall those support screws into just Gyproc with anchors? Don’t I need to put wood brace behind gyprock??

[@Santos-ek8md]

Hi I'm thinking of purchasing the same Z-Line but for 30". I know they're all 400 CFM & I was originally interested in 500CFM. So like you I'm interested in upgrading the 30". How did you do that? Using a Make-up air device? Also using the tape to bang those Molly's in was too funny cuz i do the same thing!! Lol Thanks again for the great video!

[@allenpitts1328]

The hood sits how high above the cooking unit? And the exhaust vent is how high above that?

[@faisalwahid8717]

Hi Great walkthrough. I have an old working NuTone range but somehow it doesn’t exhaust all cooking smokes through duct. What tool should I use to check if exhaust duct is connected until roof? Please help

[@luisr6377]

If my stove is on an inside wall, can I run the vents straight to the roof? I have re-wired pretty much the entire house( built 1958), installed all new drywall in most rooms, and replacing cabinets. All diy and definitely a learning curve but feel good about the progress my wife and I have made. Definitely worth buying good products and like you said , installing them myself!

[@ma7rix13]

Check mfg install instructions. The one I have says yes you can if you (of course) follow all other state and local building codes.

[@oleanderson3693]

Question, is that loose buried electrical box going to pass electrical inspection? Our local inspector would not. Here the romex would need to be run all the way to the j-box in the hood, where the hard connection would be accessible. Not a plug/receptacle.

[@jonhickcox7852]

Does this not need to install into a stud?

[@6B11EMAM]

What is the temperature of the light under the hood? The white light?

[@dave_in_florida]

Nice job. But at 26:50 there is a gap on the front left corner of the hood. That would drive me crazy looking at it all the time.

[@acast2007]

Thx for the video, but I have a problem. What happens if a stub is in the way where the ducking should be?? The current ducking is not centered so if I install the hood vent it will be visible.

[@DiannaAtherton]

Dear OB1. LOL. Do you have a video about install a hood vent on a island stove in a 2 story home. So vent has to go up then horizontal. Not through second story. I am trying to decide which 48" hood vent to buy.

[@captcruel]

Could you use the same bulk head for a bathroom vent and a kitchen vent? Separate ducting of course. Would the ducting have to be insulated?

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

for sound yes. Cheers!

[@captcruel]

@@HomeRenoVisionDIY thx! really enjoy your channel!!

[@chriskelvin248]

QUESTION: is it compliant to have the device plugged into a receptacle that is behind the vent decorative chimney? It is “accessible” by removing the two set screws I see. I am probably not alone installing one of these trendy wall mount style in an otherwise “as-built” kitchen by removing a crappy old recirculating vent hood and the 12” tall bitty wall cabinet above and replacing with one of these beaut’s. The receptacle (formerly in the cabinet and accessible by just opening the cabinet) will be…idk…sketchy now?

[@madagent101]

Why not use a 6' hole saw for a clean fast and professional cut??

[@Foche_T._Schitt]

I think that's the same hood I have. IIRC I paid 35 dollars for it. It was damaged in shipping but it still works. I can't say I approve of the exhaust flange on the vinyl siding or lose junction box... With a gas range/exhaust, furnace, hot water tank, bath fan etc it's important to make sure carbon monoxide isn't getting pulled back in.

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

still not sure where the problem is!

[@DietBajaBlast]

@@HomeRenoVisionDIY there is nothing wrong Jeff. Also, $35? what are you talking about those are $350 and up.

[@Foche_T._Schitt]

@@DietBajaBlast "It was damaged" As in i purchased a damaged range hood. Also you shouldn't be relying on gobs of rtv to shed water. There are vinyl flanges specifically for vinyl siding.

[@SomeOneHere247]

Excellent explanation! I just bought a Zline hood and i didn’t know the trick when you can unscrew the PVC duct. Thanks!

[@bradbriggson2615]

9:07 hate using caulk getting it everywhere lol. but what else can you do?

[@simonamaral9904]

Are those square hooks just for looks or are they for hanging utensils ??

[@garyzhang9831]

Sir, Great video. What's the name of the flexible duct? where can I buy it?

[@stephenholland6328]

I gave you a thumbs up, but the electrical is a little hanky. Option for a permanent connection to the hood? Some codes do require a plug but I think it needs to be accessible. What are the details in your region? In my town we wouldn’t be able to use plastic venting tubing. On the outside why not put in a piece of square mounting material - cut the outside a bigger square, mount a rectangular mount with a 6 inch hole, then mount the hood/damper on a flat surface and have a much nicer caulked finish look.

[@EJfromNYC]

you didn't say how do you determine the height from the stove? looks like 8ft ceilings, so do you just install from the top? the height from the stove doesn't matter?

[@adiefender]

I installed one of these Zline hoods when I renovated my home brewery. Was the best CFM for the price and looks good.

[@SURAJTHAPA-ix9pt]

Was it 400 CFM ? Are we allowed to installed more than 400 CFM ?

[@salces4817]

I want to install vent to suck out moisture from cooking food and the wall is a block wall over stove no drywall, I know how to cut holes, I don't want to go up and out attic; I was thinking I'll have to buy a fan and extra piping I have electric right there for pluging in or I can hard wire any ideals on which fan? Thanks in advance

[@helenplanchak4691]

I love your videos. I wish the pros that I have hired would know what you know! 😂

[@MsElijah16]

Beautiful mate nice work , get some cordless tools

[@seabass22]

Would you just vent through the roof, for an interior walled fan? I really don’t believe mine is even vented. I see what looks like a vent at the soffit. Doesn’t make much sense. But I need to vent both bathrooms as well. Seems wild to have basically three vent hoods in close proximity on the back of my roof. Mine has the filters where the fan is. So it is designed to filter the air back into the kitchen?

[@marcus12334]

Where is youre safety glasses?Seriously, nice work on installing youre hood fan. It gives me confidence to installed it myself ... Good job

[@flyby8049]

What exact tile is that on backsplash and where can I get it? It looks great

[@StevoSun]

Is this whole unit held up by two screws? If so is there a stud behind the tile?

[@sumitpalsinghgill1544]

Thank you jeff, could u also make video of drilling hole through concrete, so we could know the right way of doing it. Plz

[@victorcolon5454]

Where did you get those tiles on the wall? My wife loves them.Is there a certain name to them?Please advice.

[@michaelsheehan6874]

Very helpful guidance!

[@kristiancastillo1730]

Can I use aluminum flexible duct ? Or does it have to be rigid straight pipe ???????? HELP

[@robertsalas3984]

holesaw with pilot bit?

[@armychris9148]

I’m second I love your videos thank you for all of your work I truly appreciate everything you do

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Cheers Chris!

[@ttn67]

Perfect timing. I have the black stainless from Zline coming tomorrow.

[@ex8poc]

I am looking forward to the 3 hour video of this entire kitchen remodel!

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

LOL you know it's coming!

[@ex8poc]

@@HomeRenoVisionDIY I am serious. I love those videos!

[@Jameson1979]

Is the plastic ducting safe for kitchen exhaust?