PROPORTION,
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Dimensions and profile are considered in relationship to your cabinetry, cooking surface, and surrounding architecture, so the hood feels intentional within the space.
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Dimensions and profile are considered in relationship to your cabinetry, cooking surface, and surrounding architecture, so the hood feels intentional within the space.
Ventilation is engineered alongside the design, bringing performance requirements and architectural intent together from the start.
Real metal, finish, and architectural details are selected for what they bring to the larger design, from tone and contrast to texture, variation, and character.
Detailed CAD drawings bring every decision together before fabrication. Once approved, those specifications guide production through the finished piece.
ARCHITECTURAL METALWORK FOR THE DESIGNED HOME.
Explore the possibilities and make your initial selections. Our team is available to guide dimensions, material, finish, performance, and architectural details.
We translate your selections into a detailed CAD drawing so you can review dimensions and key specifications before fabrication.
With the drawing approved, your piece moves into fabrication and finishing, guided by the specifications you've reviewed.
Your finished piece is inspected, carefully packaged, and coordinated for delivery to your project.
Have a question about your design, dimensions, finish, or next step? Our team can help you resolve the details and move your project forward with confidence.
PASSIVE NOISE CONTROL, DUAL FLANGES, UNINTERRUPTED AIRFLOW.
The Pro Series Remote Blower Duct Silencer is placed within round ductwork to reduce transmitted fan and airflow noise without adding a powered component. Its passive galvanized-steel body supports quieter ventilation while maintaining an open airflow path.
Reduce duct-borne sound from a remote or inline blower. The component should be treated as part of one air path, coordinated with the hood or appliance, liner, duct dimensions, termination, and installation conditions.
Install inline at the angle required by the duct route; arrives permanently assembled. Compatibility and final fit should be confirmed against the selected equipment and current project documents.
Use it to quiet Range Hood venting while preserving the intended airflow path.
Galvanized steel with a corrosion-resistant finish. Inspect connections and keep the duct path clear. Accessible placement and correct installation help the system perform as specified over time.
The Pro Series Remote Blower Duct Silencer must be coordinated with the hood, liner, duct route, airflow plan, and field conditions. Current product and installation documents provide the definitive project specification.
Ventilation performance depends on the complete system, including capture area, liner or insert, blower, duct diameter and route, make-up air, termination, filters, and installation. Confirm all components before ordering.
The Pro Series Remote Blower Duct Silencer is placed within round ductwork to reduce transmitted fan and airflow noise without adding a powered component. Its passive galvanized-steel body supports quieter ventilation while maintaining an open airflow path.
Reduce duct-borne sound from a remote or inline blower. Its role must be considered within the complete ventilation system rather than as an isolated component.
Install inline at the angle required by the duct route; arrives permanently assembled.
Galvanized steel with a corrosion-resistant finish.
6", 8", or 12" round duct sizes. Confirm the selected option against the project requirements before ordering.
CopperSmith® and comparable inline or remote-mount ventilators with matching round ductwork. Compatibility must be verified for the specific hood, liner, duct route, and installation.
Passive component with no controls or moving parts.
Dual-flange construction; no filter or powered motor. Review the current product documents for the exact ordered configuration.
Confirm dimensions, clearances, duct connections, airflow requirements, service access, electrical needs where applicable, and all current installation instructions.
Inspect connections and keep the duct path clear. Follow the current care and service documentation for the complete system.
No single component determines performance. Capture area, liner or insert, blower, duct diameter and route, termination, filters, make-up air, and installation all affect the result.
Match the product code and selected option to the hood and ventilation plan, then have the installer verify field conditions and applicable code requirements before ordering.