core drilling

If the outlet for the extract air of a extractor hood is not available on site, a core hole is the solution. That sounds more complicated than it actually is. Our notes lead you to your destination.


Mounting the wall conduct in a core hole

The minimum diameter of the core hole depends on the diameter of the wall conduct:
100 mm at least 103 mm
125 mm at least 132 mm
150 mm at least 155 mm
The minimum and maximum length of the wall conduct are to be observed. Exhaust air wall conducts are usually telescopic and can be shortened.

Mounting the wall conduct in a core hole

Carry out the core drilling and remove any masonry residue and drilling dust.

Carry out the core drilling and remove any masonry residue and drilling dust.

Adjust the telescopic pipe to the wall thickness and secure either with silicone or a no-pressure polyurethane foam. Do not use PU foam, as this expands until it is fully hardened and may deform the tube.

Adjust telescopic pipe to wall thickness and position with 2-component expanding foam.

Clean inside of the pipe of dust and grease.

Clean inside of the pipe of dust and grease.

Wrap the THERMOBOX with the sealing tape provided and insert it by hand into the opening. Make sure that the axis of the THERMOBOX is exactly vertical.

THERMOBOX

Mount external blind and internal connection.

Mount external blind and internal connection.