Ebco Aluminium Shutter Grill

• Brand: Ebco
• Product: Aluminium Shutter Grill (Cabinet Ventilation Grill)
• Sizes: 150 mm (6") and 300 mm (12")
• Dimensions (W x L): 150 mm: 62 x 150 mm (2.4" x 5.9") | 300 mm: 62 x 300 mm (2.4" x 11.8")
• Cutout Length: 150 mm: 120 mm (4.7") | 300 mm: 270 mm (10.6")
• Finishes: AS (Anodized Silver), AB (Black), SF (Special Finish)
• Material: Aluminium – lightweight and rust-free
• Packaging: 01 Nos
• Application: Gas cylinder cabinets, kitchen shutters, appliance cabinets, wardrobes, shoe cabinets and vanities

Ebco Aluminium Shutter Grill is a ventilation grill that fits into a cutout in kitchen shutters, wardrobe doors and other closed cabinets to let air flow through. Made from aluminium, it doesn't rust in humid kitchens and bathrooms, and its three finishes – Anodized Silver, Black and Special Finish – let you match it to your cabinet handles and profiles for a coordinated look.

Its most important use is in LPG gas cylinder cabinets, where ventilation openings let any leaked gas escape instead of building up inside. It is equally useful for appliance cabinets (letting heat escape from microwaves and ovens), wardrobes (preventing mustiness), shoe cabinets (reducing odours) and under-sink vanities (preventing damp and mildew). Choose the 150 mm size for smaller shutters and drawer fronts, or the 300 mm size for larger panels that need more airflow.

Product Specifications Table

Which Size & Finish to Choose

Installation Guidelines

1) What size cutout do I need?

Cut a 120 mm long opening for the 150 mm grill, or a 270 mm long opening for the 300 mm grill. Both grills are 62 mm wide overall, and the cutout must be smaller than the grill so its edges sit over the shutter. Cut cleanly and accurately for a neat, gap-free fit.

2) What do the finish codes AS, AB and SF mean?

AS (Anodized Silver) is a bright silver finish that matches stainless steel and chrome hardware. AB (Black) is a dark finish for black-hardware kitchens and wardrobes. SF (Special Finish) is for design-specific colour matching. Choose the one that matches your cabinet handles and profiles.

3) 150 mm or 300 mm – which should I choose?

Choose 150 mm for smaller shutters, narrow drawer fronts or as a second vent on a larger shutter. Choose 300 mm for standard kitchen shutters and wardrobe panels needing more airflow. For gas cylinder cabinets, two grills – one low and one high – usually work better than a single larger grill, as they let air flow through the cabinet.

4) Why is ventilation important for LPG cylinder cabinets?

If gas leaks inside a closed cabinet, it can build up to a dangerous level. LPG is heavier than air and settles low, so a vent near the bottom of the cabinet is essential, and a second vent near the top helps air move through. Follow your gas supplier's safety advice and local building or fire safety rules for your installation.

5) Can I fit it into an existing shutter?

Yes. Your carpenter cuts an opening in the existing shutter and fits the grill. This works on most shutter materials, including MDF, HDF, plywood and aluminium-frame shutters. For thin shutters, check the grill's mounting depth against the shutter thickness before cutting.

6) Is it suitable for humid kitchens and bathrooms?

Yes. Aluminium doesn't rust, and the anodized and coated finishes add an extra protective layer, so the grill stays looking good in humid kitchens and under-sink bathroom cabinets.

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