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Subject: Hood Sash question

From: "Kerry Smith" 
Date: May 30, 2006 6:25:24 PM EDT (CA)
Subject: Hood Sash question

We are selecting hoods for several lab remodels.  The architects have
already specified combination horizontal/vertical sashes.  My experience
with hood users has given me a less than positive desire for horizontal
sashes.  Has anyone out there [here on this list ;~)] prohibited
horizontal sashes or have justifiable pros for having them.

Thanks

Kerry J. Smith, CIH
Senior Industrial Hygienist
BYU Risk Management & Safety Dept.
T 801-422-2943
F 801-422-0711

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