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12-07-2016, 10:24 AM
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I'm building face frame cabinets for a small kitchen. The range hood will be directly under one of them. Question about cabinet depth. Does the lower FF rail normally sit flush with the front of the hood? (The upper part -- obviously the lower part sticks out). Would it look stupid if the cabinet were deeper than the top of the hood, and the rail hung down in front by some amount?
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My range hood extends about 8 inches from the cabinets positioned above. The cabinet FF comes down to the top of the hood. The current unit replaced the original with the kitchen with a similar configuration. FWIW
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If I understand it correctly, yes you could do that if you want, I don't think it necessarily would look funny, but its not usually done.
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I believe I would work out the cabinet depth so it sets behind the vent by just a small amount. I believe you would find the protrusion at the least odd and at worst something of an issue for splatter and grease that does not stay in the confines of the hood
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My cabinet has an angled front so that the bottom of the cabinet captures the range hood and the top matches the 12" depth of the other cabinets. The cabinet above the hood is not very useful.
I would have preferred a deeper cabinet for utility or no doors for a sleeker design.
Or a microwave with the range hood built in.
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(12-07-2016, 11:15 AM)JGrout Wrote: ...I believe you would find the protrusion at the least odd and at worst something of an issue for splatter and grease that does not stay in the confines of the hood
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Good point! Thanks, Joe. I hadn't thought of that.
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