Why this ducting earns its place
The Combisteel saddle piece 45° is designed to branch off an extraction duct at a 45° angle—useful when the secondary duct path can't go straight off or needs to dodge obstructions. The 250 mm size fits small-to-medium extraction systems, from tight kitchen layouts to compact prep rooms.
Unlike a straight saddle flank, the 45° offset lets you steer the branch airflow in a diagonal path. This matters in kitchens where space is tight and ducts need to navigate around walls, service runs, or structural members. A 45° angle is steep enough to provide good drainage of condensation back toward the main run—critical in extraction systems where moisture buildup leads to corrosion and blockages.
At 1 kg, it's light enough to work with on a ladder or during retrofit work. The pressed-steel construction is proven across Europe's catering sector. Whether you're building a new system or extending an existing one, a saddle piece avoids the mess and weakness of cutting the main duct. Bolt it on, seal it, and your extraction stays balanced and intact.
