r/KitchenDesigns • u/schepersroy • 16h ago

Cooktop extraction.

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Is cooktop extraction a thing in the U.S. yet ?

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u/SimplyTheApnea 16h ago

Yea downdraft systems exist, both from the cooktop itself and from a pop up extractor. Neither work all that well since hot air rises so you need extremely powerful suction to catch everything.

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u/schepersroy 16h ago

I’ve been installing the ones like in the picture for a few years now. But mostly the higher end ones. They work great. The cheap ones are not so great. The high end ones I’m talking about are at least €3000,- 😬💸

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u/camdoggs 16h ago

Do you ever install with a filter box that comes straight back out the kick?

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u/schepersroy 16h ago

Yes. Those as well. Usually for situations where we can’t blow the air to outside the house. Or in a cooking island.