Covering up the chimney pipe
You won't even notice the unaesthetic chimney pipe anymore
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Cover dominant chimney pipe
When we furnished our new house, the white chimney pipe stuck out. The rest of the kitchen is dominated by steel elements on door and drawer handles (see below). The white pipe just didn't fit in. So, we decided to cover it up.
I fastened a perforated strip on the ceiling next to the chimney pipe and screwed 6 countersunk pot magnets CSN-13
along the perforated strip (magnetic side to the front, see picture).
Steel cover
Now, I could attach a steel cover to the countersunk pot magnets. The whole thing can be removed in seconds for maintenance work on the chimney pipe and it looks much better aesthetically when you look around the kitchen (see below).
Now the pipe doesn't stick out anymore in the modern kitchen
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neodymium pot magnet Ø 13 mm with countersunk hole, holds approx. 3 kg,
| 5 pcs. | 1,53 EUR ea.* | |
| from | 15 pcs. | 1,32 EUR ea.* |
| from | 40 pcs. | 1,16 EUR ea.* |
| from | 80 pcs. | 1,07 EUR ea.* |
| Ask for a rebate from 350 pcs. | ||
Available: 238 470 pcs.
neodymium pot magnet Ø 16 mm with counterbore hole, holds approx. 4 kg,
| 5 pcs. | 1,77 EUR ea.* | |
| from | 15 pcs. | 1,53 EUR ea.* |
| from | 40 pcs. | 1,36 EUR ea.* |
| from | 80 pcs. | 1,25 EUR ea.* |
| Ask for a rebate from 300 pcs. | ||
Available: 8 410 pcs.
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