How To Install a Rangehood

How to install a Rangehood, Ducting and Powerpoint all in one video.

Every kitchen is different, and rangehood models vary but installations are very similar for retro fit. This kitchen would be one of the hardest to work out the ideal location for rangehood installation. In a new build, it is usually more practical to install a bubble plug socket in the ceiling along with the duct (instead of a wall socket) being a bit of a time saver.

Gear Needed: 150mm Ducting, Duct tape and 150mm External Grill, New Rangehood, Socket and Seperate Isolator, (and some good fixings (screws etc)).

Recommended Tools: Level, Tape Measure, Impact Driver, Drill, 152mm Holesaw minimum, Gib Saw, Basic Handtools, Non contact voltstick, Multimeter, Multitool.


Rangehood Model: Vogue Glass Canopy Rangehood 900mm Stainless Steel Black Fascia

Single Vertical Socket: Legrand EDV787WE

Hood Labelled Mech: Legrand EM770HOODWE


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