Black or chrome extractor fan

8 years ago

Hi,

We are nearly at the end of our extension and getting kitchen fitted this week. Our double oven has more black than chrome in it just as it's easier to keep clean then obviously the hob will be black, my husband thinks black, I've always liked black and had black accessories before this time kitchen will be mid to light grey gloss and worktop is wooden type with different greys going through it. I just don't know which to go for the black is going to stand out more,

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jkhmcd
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8 years ago
One of the bottom too here
jkhmcd
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8 years ago
The kitchen will go on the last picture wall and come around in a U shape to separate areas
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Jonathan
8 years ago
I might consider one of the top extractors instead as it will be easier to fit a glass slashback up to a straight extractor.

Personally I think the chrome looks more expensive.
jkhmcd
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8 years ago
Thanks for that ! I didn't think of the splash back thing! Yeah I'm thinking chrome, thanks for the advice

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