Product review (5 stars): Great price, great range vent
I got this range vent within 4 days of ordering it online.  It was packed securely and in pristine condition.  I like that this model has a plug instead of direct wired connection because I think it is safer in the long run.  It was easy to put up by following an online youtube video (which was similar but not the exact glass/stainless steel model I purchased), easily grabs and holds a paper towel when on high (as a test of the the 760CFM) and is very good at getting the smoke above our 5 burner gas range oven.  It is not super-quiet but I can still carry on a conversation in the kitchen in normal tones.

I installed it 30 inches above the stove for easy access to the range top. It was straightforward following the video - the instructions are EXTREMELY basic (to put it kindly) and will not be useful if you, like me, haven't done this before.

I did move the cleat down and drilled holes on both sides of the stainless chimney since we mounted it into a wall with existing crown moulding (measured and removed the exact section needed to mount the chimney between the crown moulding)

I also drilled an additional hole where on the motor and glass part attaches to the wall so I could mount it onto a stud.  It comes with two screws that can be used with drywall.  Given the weight of the actual galls/motor part, I wanted to anchor it to the wall as securely as possible.

I finished the top with Alex Plus white silicone around the top to give it a professional look and fill the small gap between the chimney and crown moulding.

I thought that the bright front-mounted fixed lights would be an eye-searing distraction to shorter chefs in our house, but they have not caused any problems when cooking with the light primarily focused on the cooktop.  It would be nice if the direction of the lights was adjustable, allowing for the light to be pointed on a particular burner when cooking.

The stainless steel chimney will show fingerprints easily, so do yourself a favor and get a stainless steel cleaner and have it on hand to use once the installation is complete.  I used the one that came with the new gas range oven we bought (at Sears).

Attaching before and after pics of the kitchen mini-remodel and the steps I used to install this ventahood.

In all, I looked at Sears and Lowes for this kind of range vent but they were $$$$ and had few in stock to look at, so I decided that if I could not see the model selections in person anyway, buying it online through Amazon made the best sense financially.

YouTube video:
Wall Mount Range Hood Installation
by XtremeAirUsa
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