No Smoke, No Odors... and... No Noise.

How often do you cook up a storm and then have to work up the courage to turn on the noisy exhaust fan?  Well, if that's your situation, you've come to the right place.

If you don’t want to hear the roar of a (not so) cheap kitchen exhaust hood right over your head, what are the options?

Here is the basic idea.  Take a high quality fan, mount it remotely from the hood, and make sure the fan noise does not get transferred back to the hood.  There are a couple of trick involved in this process.  Not all fans are created equal.  Simply listing x-CFM on the side of the box does not prove that the fan will deliver when needed. When connected to ductwork, fitting, grease filters, and a roof cap, that fan has to work had to push and pull air.  So listing x-CFM without the other parameter of static pressure is like only disclosing your "downhill" miles per gallon !