30 in. W Convertible Glass Wall Mount Range Hood with 2 Charcoal Filters in Stainless Steel

Works good just a little loud

Fought with the surrounds for over an hour. Had to space the unit away from the wall with washers at the top.They do not tell you that the lower surround goes behind the upper unit and fit into two slots. (See photo) Worst installation of my entire lifetime and I'm seventy-three. Dimensional drawings are terrible. Given in tenths of an inch and metric. Homeowners don't use tenths of an inch when measuring. Tape measures don't come in tenths either. Dimensions are daisy chained (here to here and then from there to the next point) instead of measuring from a common point to all other points.(Point zero to first dimension and then from point zero to the next dimension). The electronics are terrible. They have a power button and, if it is off, nothing but the lamps respond. If you have dedicated buttons for a function, what is the need for a power button? The fan goes on, you choose a speed, the fan goes off. There is a timer for the fan which is nice but assumes a one hour timeout. The fan is NOISY even at the low (F1) setting. F2 and F3 only get louder. The good? The lamps are LED, high Kelvin, and BRIGHT. I would never buy this unit again, EVER.

I did a small kitchen refresh tore out the cabinet and microwave above the cooktop, replacing it with a counter to ceiling backsplash. I wanted a functional hood that would blend in This is perfect. I love the glass hood and I am very happy with the space for cooking. The fan has 3 speeds and is not annoying. The light is very bright. I love this hood. It's so much better than the ADKY I had to return because the fan vibrated. To say I'm satisfied is an understatement, it's a great purchase.

We purchased the item in-store lesser price as compared online. Just make sure you measure the top/bottom chimney to allow proper placement, and no need for extension kit. You may need to call the 1-800 no. for any parts, as we couldn't find it the local HD.

We're slowly updating our 15 year old kitchen and this stainless steel range hood fits in perfectly with the plan. The hood is designed for easy installation - but the manufacturer can't anticipate every possibility so don't be surprised if you run into a few glitches. In my case, I had to remove an old wall cabinet that had a tiny exhaust fan and very dim light built in to the bottom of it. As you will see in the photos below I still have some cosmetic issues to take care of but the range hood is installed and operational. It comes with screws and drywall anchors to attach to the wall (you'll need a 5/16 bit for the anchors). I'm a little uncomfortable relying on drywall anchors for something that heavy - and that someone could possibly grab and put some weight on it - so I drilled a couple of extra holes and secured it to studs as well. You'll also want to have some "class 1" metallic duct tape to seal all the exhaust fan connections. The hood includes two bright LEDs which really light up the range, and a three speed fan so you can can use the quiet but effective low speed for most situations, medium speed when you accidentally burn something, or high speed if you need to suck all the air out of your kitchen in a hurry. Another nice feature is the fan shut off timer (one minute to fifteen minutes). The range hood is convertible, so if you do have an existing vent to outside (through wall or ceiling) you can connect to that. If you don't have a vent to outside, it comes with two charcoal filters to clean the exhaust before putting it back into the room. The extendable "chimney" is adjustable and intended to reach all the way to the ceiling; in my case, it doesn't quite reach the 10' ceiling so I will need to trim the top using materials from the old wall cabinet I removed.

I have an older style range hood that needs to be replaced and this Vissanni 30 in. W Convertible Glass Wall Mount Range Hood with 2 Charcoal Filters in Stainless Steel is exactly what I was looking for. This brand is new to me but the features this brand offered got my attention quickly. The hood includes the charcoal filters that are usually optional equipment and pricey. The unit also incorporates two LED front mounted lights that illuminate well. This lighting is more energy efficient and lasts longer with fewer bulb changes. Upon unboxing,I immediately noticed the heavier gauge metal used and the stainless finish was flawless and protected with film to prevent scratches. A nice touch here!. The unit is fairly quiet for a range hood but keep in mind cooking is usually noisy and I did not find this unit at any annoying levels. The instructions are well illustrated and the mounting hardware is included. I am very impressed at the quality of this rangehood and highly recommend it at this price point. A very nice product. A couple tips for installation. 1. Lay out the parts and review the instructions thoroughly. Take breaks and go slow. Have fun with the installation. 2. When measuring: always check twice and cut once. Cabinets are expensive and careful planning is paramount to a quality installation. 3. The unit can be vented inside or through the ceiling. If venting through the ceiling, check that a ceiling joist does not interfere with the ducting. A stud finder will work well for this step. 4. The unit can be hard wired or a plug added if there is a receptacle behind the duct work area. This makes it easier to remove the unit if maintenance issues arise. 5. One person can install this project but using two people will prevent accidents and damage to the unit during installation and cut down on the foul language. 6. The unit needs to be securely mounted to the wall. This is the most important step as the unit is fairly heavy. Try to secure the base to the stud locations if possible. A stud finder is helpful during this step also. 7. Once installed-Enjoy this beauty!

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