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White exhaust fan over cook top

3 years ago

Can someone please tell me where to find a white exhaust fan like the one in this photo please? I need 36 in for a commercial gas cook top. Thanks in advance!

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D & D Kitchen Center
3 years ago
Hi Susan. This one is custom built. A Cabinet maker in your area could make you one. Thanks.
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