Offset venting for replacement kitchen fan?
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(03-20-2024, 06:10 PM)EricU Wrote: The way I'm interpreting those studs, you may end up cutting into the perpendicular adjoining wall cavity.  Then it becomes a real mess. I think it makes sense to get a sheet metal mechanic to modify the hood.
Yeah, this is the way I'm leaning since the brain-trust isn't seeing an obvious solution either.

Notching a stud just feels wrong to me :-)

Now I am going to have to chop out almost the entire sole plate in that cavity to run the 3.25x10" duct (don't worry Snipe, I had it handled!). I have a big ole Simpson Strongtie ready to repair the plate. I'm not sure I'm going to be able to get the required 16 (!) 16d nails into the tie-strap tho.

Fingers crossed no surprises in the crawlspace.

-Mark
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