Installing Hood Vent Through Roof

Installing a range hood vent through the ceiling is also called venting vertically and this is the method we recommend.

Installing hood vent through roof.

Strip the wires back then pair white to white black to black and copper ground to ground. You can buy the proper flashing to install it on a flat roof and a roof cap that has screen around it to prevent insects from entering. Use this tutorial if you determine that venting through the roof is the best route. Apply asphalt roof.

The trickiest part of installing a range hood is determining how to run the ventilation ducts. Start in the attic and drill a hole through the roof in the desired vent location. After marking the spots the next step is to puncture holes on them. Installing a vent hood on the roof.

Depending on the location of your range you will need to decide if it is easier to vent through an outside wall versus up through the roof. Be sure to extend the pipe up at least 2 to 3 above the roof to prevent snow buildup from causing problems. After the hole is cut in remove the roofing shingles on both sides of the roof opening and at least 3 rows above the opening. Size up the range hood vent and see if it fits the marked spots just for confirmation.

To vent a range hood through a wall or roof you have to open up a hole in the ceiling using a drill machine. Once you drill the hole you will need to cut an adequately sized opening to fit the range hood vent either square or a round shaped one depending on the design of your roof vent. Use the electrical drill to puncture holes on the marked spots. Vent exhaust fans through a roof hood roof vent hood details.

Run the electrical line from where it comes out of the range hood over into the electrical box. Yes you can vent a range hood through the roof using a 6 single wall pipe.