CombiSteel Square Flange 350mm 7216.1040

£45.57

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SKU: 7216.104

Product summary

Size W/D/H (mm) 350 x 350 x

Product description

The 350 mm Combisteel square flange joins and transitions extraction ductwork for medium to large commercial kitchen installations.

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SPECIFICATION 5 facts · tap for all Width350 mmBrandCombiSteelGTIN / EAN6017428516567TypeDucting

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Brand CombiSteelcatalogue
GTIN / EAN 6017428516567catalogue
Type Ductingcatalogue

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External (W×D×H) 350 x 350 mm (W x D) mmcatalogue
Width 350 mmsite
THE WORKING VIEW

Why this ducting earns its place

Square flanges are the core connectors in extraction systems — they join duct segments together and handle transitions between different parts of your run. The 350 mm Combisteel flange sits in the middle of the ducting range, making it the workhorse size for most commercial kitchens.

A 350 mm duct moves substantial air volumes without excessive velocity, which keeps noise down and efficiency up. This flange provides the rigid junction point where two pieces meet. It holds its shape under the static pressures of kitchen extraction, and the flange itself gives you a solid mounting surface for bolts or clamps that keep the connection airtight.

In most kitchens, you'll use 350 mm and 400 mm ductwork as your main run sizes. This flange handles the connections throughout — at bends, at drop points to individual appliances, where sections step down to smaller ducts, or at the transition into your filter or external outlet. Proper flange installation means minimal air leakage and extraction that actually does the job.

BEFORE YOU BUY

Questions, answered straight

350 mm is a common mid-range duct size that works well for kitchens with multiple cooking zones — grills, fryers, cookers running at the same time. If you're designing extraction for the first time, a professional can calculate airflow needs and recommend 350 mm or 400 mm depending on your appliances and kitchen layout. When in doubt, go larger; extraction undersizing is a common compliance issue.

The flange bolts to the end of a duct section, usually with a gasket or mastic sealant at the joint. Your ductwork supplier or extraction designer will specify the bolt pattern and any gaskets needed. Make sure bolts are tight and evenly spaced — a loose flange leaks air and reduces your extraction efficiency.

A 400 mm duct moves about 30% more air than 350 mm at the same velocity, so less static pressure and quieter operation. For large kitchens or high-volume cooking, 400 mm is worth the extra cost. For a mid-size kitchen, 350 mm usually balances cost, noise and performance well.

Flanges themselves don't, but the joints around them collect grease and cooking residue over time. Include flange joints in your regular extraction cleaning schedule — they're part of your HACCP plan. A blocked joint can reduce airflow or even trap moisture.

Not directly. This is a square flange for square ductwork. To step between square and round duct, you'd need a transition piece. Check your duct specification before ordering.

Leaky connections waste energy and pull stale air from unexpected places — possibly pulling unfiltered air back into the kitchen. Have a professional check your joints if you suspect leaks. Call us on 01792 732702 if you need advice on sealing or replacing flanges.
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CombiSteel Square Flange 350mm 7216.1040 Product Data

Brand CombiSteel
Dimensions 350 x 350 mm (W x D)
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