Is $200 to fabricate a custom 6-inch round duct offset a fair price?
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I'm installing a Vent-a-hood range hood insert and having trouble figuring out how to duct it to my existing vent. The opening on the insert is 6 3/8" to the left of where I need it to be, and there's only about 4 7/8" vertical space to move in. I'm not concerned about the look since it will be covered, but the instructions say not to use semi-rigid ducting due to airflow resistance and grease fire hazards.
Quote Details
Custom fabrication of a rigid metal ducting component to connect a range hood insert to an existing vent. - Designed for 6-inch round ducting - Accommodates a 6 3/8-inch horizontal offset - Fits within a 4 7/8-inch vertical space constraint - Rigid construction to meet manufacturer safety specifications
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