Venting a stove on an interior wall...
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Z on Jun 13, 2014Hi Lori, I can't help you with this, but I bet Bob from @Woodbridge Environmental Tiptophouse.com can.Helpful Reply
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Rosalie M on Jun 13, 2014They sell vent hoods specific to the inside wall. I have one for 30 years.Helpful Reply
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Lori J on Jun 14, 2014I have one--it does not vent to the outside. Hate the damned thing. It gets the steam out of my face and that is about it. And it in the current incarnation of the kitchen, it leaves a dirty, greasy stain on a popcorn ceiling. It will not survive the remodel, that is for sure. We are going to do a built in like this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9_XeDauBpiw (amazing video with annoying beginning). So lucky to have a handy husband, as we will do every bit of this kitchen, including farm style cabinets, from scratch. You can vent through a soffit but usually it is one that runs along cabinets. I am concerned about making two turns with the venting. One into and through the wall and then another to turn the tubing towards an outside vent. I see that some do vent into the spaces between floor joists. Yuck--why would you want all that steam/moisture trapped anywhere in your home?Helpful Reply
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Luann Chandler on Jun 14, 2014Wish I could help, but need this answer myself. Getting ready to renovate a downstairs in my daughter's basement as an apartment for me. Best place for range does not have a place for outside venting. Been worrying about that.Helpful Reply
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Susan Bechamp on Aug 25, 2015My in laws remodeled and put the stove on an interior wall. They bought a down-draft Jenn Air. The vent runs UNDER the base cabinet between the stove and outside wall, utilizing the toe kick space. It accommodates a standard 3 1/2 x 10 inch duct pipe right to the outside wall 5 feet away. The installer planned to run the duct under the kitchen floor, to the same exterior wall, but the furnace was in the way. His Plan B was to run it 30 feet to another outside wall with a booster fan do to the distance. My creative mother in law suggested the toe kick. Just the right size and normally wasted space. If you haven't picked out a stove yet, you might want to consider a down-draft model.Helpful Reply
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