Key Features

• Two Practical Width Options: 150mm for smaller shutters, drawer fronts, and supplementary ventilation positions; 300mm for standard kitchen cabinet shutters and wardrobe panels where higher airflow volume is required.
• Three Coordinated Finishes: AS (Anodized Silver) for modern stainless and metallic kitchen hardware; SF (Satin Finish) for a subtle brushed appearance; WM (White Matt) for white modular kitchens and wardrobes — select the finish that matches existing cabinet hardware and profiles.
• Aluminium Construction: Corrosion-resistant and lightweight — maintains appearance and structural integrity in the persistent humidity of kitchen and bathroom cabinet environments without rusting or warping.
• LPG Safety Compliance: Provides the mandated ventilation opening for cabinets storing LPG gas cylinders, allowing leaked gas to dissipate rather than accumulate to dangerous concentrations.
• Clean Shutter Integration: Designed to be recessed into a cut-out in the shutter panel — sits flush with the shutter surface for a built-in, professional appearance that does not protrude into the cabinet interior or exterior.

Technical Specifications (Quick Reference)

Step-by-Step Installation

1. Select the correct width — 150mm or 300mm — based on your cabinet shutter size and required airflow.
2. Select the finish — AS, SF, or WM — to match your existing cabinet hardware and aluminium profiles.
3. Mark the installation position on the shutter panel — for gas cylinder cabinets, position one grill near the bottom (for heavy LPG gas that settles low) and one near the top for cross-ventilation.
4. Use a jigsaw or router to cut a clean rectangular opening in the shutter panel matching the grill dimensions.
5. Insert the grill into the cutout and secure using the appropriate mounting method — clips, screws, or panel adhesive depending on the shutter material and grill design.
6. Verify the grill sits flush with the shutter surface on both faces and the louvres are oriented for correct airflow direction.

Where Ebco Aluminium Shutter Grills fit best

• LPG Gas Cylinder Cabinets: Mandatory ventilation for enclosed kitchen cabinets storing LPG cylinders — allows leaked gas to dissipate and prevents dangerous accumulation. Use two grills: one low and one high for cross-ventilation.
• Appliance Cabinets: Ventilation for cabinets housing microwaves, OTGs, and other heat-generating appliances — dissipates heat and prevents thermal buildup that shortens appliance life.
• Wardrobe Doors: Air circulation in enclosed wardrobes prevents mustiness and keeps clothes fresh — particularly important in humid Indian climates and poorly ventilated rooms.
• Shoe Cabinets: Passive ventilation reduces odour buildup in enclosed shoe storage units — the louvred grill allows air exchange without exposing contents to dust.
• Bathroom Vanity Cabinets: Under-sink ventilation prevents moisture-driven mildew and damp odours in enclosed bathroom cabinet spaces.
• Modular Kitchen Fitouts: AS, SF, and WM finishes integrate directly with standard modular kitchen shutter profiles — select the finish code that matches the kitchen hardware specification.