$ 779.00
Falmec FIVAL28B5SS-R
Falmec FIVAL28B5SS-R Cabinet Insert, 28" Exterior Width, 500 CFM, LED, Aluminum Mesh, Stainless Steel colour
Bring the elegance and sophistication to your kitchen with the Falmec FIVAL28B5SS-R Cabinet Insert. This 28" wide insert is perfect for those who want to maintain a sleek and seamless appearance in their kitchen. With its powerful 500 CFM motor, it effectively removes smoke, grease, and cooking odors from your kitchen, providing a clean and fresh air to breathe.
Featuring LED lighting, this cabinet insert provides optimal illumination for your cooktop, making it easy to see what you are cooking. The aluminum mesh filters are dishwasher safe, making cleaning and maintenance a breeze. You can easily remove the filters and wash them, keeping your cabinet insert performing at its best.
Crafted from high-quality materials, this cabinet insert is built to last. Its emerald-style design adds a touch of luxury and elegance to your kitchen, while the seamless construction ensures that it blends in seamlessly with your cabinets. With its user-friendly controls, you can easily adjust the fan speed and lighting to suit your needs.
In summary, the Falmec FIVAL28B5SS-R Cabinet Insert is the perfect addition to any kitchen. With its powerful motor, LED lighting, and easy-to-clean filters, it ensures that your kitchen stays fresh and odor-free. Its emerald-style design adds a touch of luxury and sophistication to your kitchen, making it a statement piece in your home.
UPC: 803412234335
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