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๐ Keep your air fresh and your space draft-free with effortless style!
The Kair 150mm / 6 inch Backdraught Shutter is a high-quality plastic ducting connector featuring a gravity damper flap that prevents backflow of odors and cold air. Compatible with 150mm round pipes and 152mm flexible hoses, it ensures superior airflow with minimal pressure drop. Ideal for various ventilation needs including extractor fans and tumble dryers, it offers easy push-fit installation and durable construction compliant with building regulations.
| Asin | B004X4SV8M |
| Date First Available | 12 January 2016 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Manufacturer | Kair |
| Manufacturer Reference | DUCVKC363 |
| Product Dimensions | 15.19 x 15.19 x 6.2 cm; 99.79 g |
User
Good item. Fits well
These plastic components are not always compatible but buying all Kair made parts meant they all joined up no problem
User
Stops the draughts
Put this in our kitchen extractor fan vent to stop cold air in the coming in from outside.Read some reviews that people had found this rattling a bit when in the vent hose but haven't found these issues for us. Works well and significant drop in the cold air coming in through especially during windy and cold winter days.Worth the money for a quick DIY fix.
User
Works fine but needed small modification to prevent it sticking open in my installation
I installed this in a vertical duct above my cooker hood. I was getting cold draughts coming in during the winter and this completely solved that problem.There was one small issue in that when mounted vertically it is possible for the flap to open more than 90 deg, tip past the vertical and then stick in the open position. I added a small screw to prevent it opening more than about 85 deg and this seemed to fix that issue.
User
Good price ๐
Good product ๐
User
might require some elbow grease
I was prepared to have to shave off a little of the ridge around the outside to get this to fit in the duct (after watching a youtube video of someone installing it) but even that didn't do it for me and I ended up having to sand it almost right down - not even sure why it's there to be honest. Will have to go back in and adjust it some more I think because air seems to bounce back in from it in some areas but not others. If you're looking to stop ice cold windy draughts coming in though, it does achieve that. Just beware it may lessen the efficiency of your fan.
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