Why this ducting earns its place
The saddle piece is a fitting that branches a new extraction duct off an existing main run without cutting into it. The 45-degree angle is shallower than a right-angle branch — useful when your new duct needs to angle gently away from the main line rather than shoot off at 90 degrees. This version is 200 mm, so it suits larger-bore ducting runs in busy kitchens. The saddle clips against the main duct, seals around the edge, and the new branch connects to its outlet. One-piece installation, no fabrication, no secondary adapters. Used in kitchens and catering operations where the ductwork layout calls for a gradual branch-off rather than a sharp bend.
