Roof Mounted Kitchen Exhaust Fans

Direct drive and belt drive options are available.

Roof mounted kitchen exhaust fans.

We are committed to making products that support healthy and comfortable indoor environments and ensure your loved ones breathe fresh clean air from this moment to the next. Belt driven exhaust fans handle large volumes of air at low static pressures. Heavy duty construction durable and weather resistant. They run more quietly and allow greater control over fans speeds than direct drive exhaust fans.

Centrifugal downblast fans designed for general exhaust applications and can be roof or wall mounted. Re fans are great for general ventilation or residential kitchens. The hinge kit is necessary to allow for easy and convenient cleaning of your fan and ductwork system from the top town. Fantech re exterior fans.

Get free shipping on qualified roof mount attic fan or buy online pick up in store today in the building materials department. Because at fantech we re not just building fans we re building solutions and opportunities for a healthier safer tomorrow. A roof mounted exhaust fan system consists of an exhaust fan that sits on top of a roof curb and is attached by a hinge kit. Roof mount attic fan attic fans the home depot store finder.

Designed for roof curb or self flashing or wall exterior mounting. You would then run ducting typically semi rigid or fire rated ducting to an intake vent over your cooking area or into the kitchen if you are looking for general ventilation. Roof mounted kitchen ventilation fan. Iliving 18 wall mounted exhaust fan automatic shutter variable speed vent fan for home attic shed or garage ventilation 1736 cfm 2600 sqf coverage area 4 6 out of 5 stars 181 130 69 130.

We offer commercial roof fans industrial rooftop exhausters centrifugal wheel or axial blade upblast or downblast roof exhaust fans for commercial kitchens schools or hospitals. Fantech does much more than make fans. A roof fan is a popular alternative to a rangehood as the motor is much further away therefore minimising the noise within the kitchen. They are typically easier to install and won t detract from the appearance of your roof.

The upblast rooftop fan ejects the air from the building straight up into the atmosphere while a downblast roof fan ejects the air downward to the roof by using a bell shaped cap on the top of the fan. They can quickly remove a larger volume of hot and or humid air from your attic compared to static ventilation which helps save money on your heating and cooling.