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Range Hoods for Home Builders & Developers: Spec-Ready, Code-Ready, Delivered on Schedule

JILU supplies spec-grade range hoods in bulk to North American production home builders, multi-family developers, and luxury villa developers in the GCC, Australia, and beyond. Standard 30/36 inch rough-ins, builder program pricing, and phased delivery aligned to your construction schedule — not the other way around.

1996founded · 30 years manufacturing 12+phased builder projects 7-yrparts guarantee 3-yrcomplete unit warranty

JILU (Shengzhou Jilu Ventilation Equipment Co., Ltd.) — Shengzhou-based range hood maker since January 1996. 100,000-unit annual capacity. UL · ETL · CB · CSA certifications, ISO 9001. More on our About Us page.

Step 1 · Pick the Standard Rough-In

Which Models Fit Standard North American Rough-Ins?

Most production home builders we work with standardize on two rough-ins: the 30 inch under-cabinet for the standard 30 inch base cabinet, and the 36 inch under-cabinet for the 36 inch pro range footprint. Both fit standard cabinet dimensions without furring strips, custom fillers, or on-site cabinet rework. Here is the standard lineup and how each one fits into your plan.

Model Type Standard Width Cabinet Rough-In (W × D × H) Vent Duct Electrical Rough-In Typical Project Use
30" Under-Cabinet 30 in / 762 mm 30" × 20" × 6" above cooktop 6" round / 3-1/4×10" rect. 110/120V 60Hz, right rear wall, 3-prong Single-family spec homes, 2,000-4,000 sq ft
36" Under-Cabinet 36 in / 914 mm 36" × 20" × 6" above cooktop 6" round / 3-1/4×10" rect. 110/120V 60Hz, right rear wall, 3-prong Single-family premium, multi-family premium units
30/36" Insert / Built-In 30 or 36 in Custom cabinet recess, depth 12" min. 6" round / 8" round (high CFM) 110/120V 60Hz, top of cabinet Custom-cabinet kitchens, millwork-integrated look
Island (36/42/48") 36/42/48 in Ceiling-mount 30-36" above cooktop 8" round (700-1500 CFM) 110/120V 60Hz, ceiling junction box Open-plan villa kitchens, custom home spec
Alfresco Outdoor (36/42/48") 36/42/48 in Ceiling or wall-mount, weather-rated 8" round (1200 CFM), weatherproof 110/120V 60Hz, GFCI required Outdoor kitchens, alfresco terraces (AU/UAE/SA)
JILU showroom displaying stainless steel range hoods — the spec-ready lineup available for home builder and developer bulk orders
Every model in the rough-in table above is live on our showroom floor and available for builder spec approval before bulk release. Photographed 2026.

For production home builders, we recommend standardizing on the 30 inch under-cabinet for the base spec package and offering the 36 inch under-cabinet as a $1,500 upgrade option. This keeps your SKU count low (better volume pricing), simplifies on-site training for cabinet installers, and avoids the dimensional drift that comes with one-off custom units. See our full under-cabinet range hood line, insert / built-in range hood line, and island range hood line.

Step 2 · Spec Pack for Plan Review

What Documentation Goes Into Your Plan Review?

Every builder project ships with a free architect-grade spec pack sized for plan review submission. You get the same documentation your mechanical engineer, code consultant, and cabinet subcontractor need to approve the hoods before they appear on the construction drawing. The pack is emailed within one business day of quote acceptance.

Spec Pack Component Format Plan Review Use
Dimensional drawings DXF + PDF Cabinet cut-sheet, MEP coordination
Cut-sheet (1-page) PDF, formatted for paste into spec book Architect specification book Section 23.30.14
Electrical rough-in drawing PDF Electrical subcontractor rough-in coordination
Ventilation CFM chart PDF Mechanical engineer airflow balance, make-up air calcs
UL / ETL / CSA certificates PDF Code official electrical approval
CB certificates PDF International project submissions
Installation manual PDF, English + Spanish Cabinet subcontractor field install
BIM / Revit family files RFA + Revit 2022+ Architect BIM model integration
AutoCAD blocks DWG Floor plan and elevation drawings
HVI-2100 airflow cert PDF Energy compliance documentation
ICC-ES evaluation report PDF on request Code official alternative materials approval

If your project uses a different spec section format, send us your spec template and we will pre-fill the cut-sheet to match. Most builder clients use CSI MasterFormat 2004 Section 23.30.14 "Range Hoods" or Section 11 32 16 (AIA 2016). We have pre-formatted cut-sheets for both. For the broader North American residential builder market context, see our top under-cabinet hood suppliers for North American residential builders 2026 news guide.

Step 3 · Schedule Around Your Phases

How Does Project Scheduling Work?

For subdivision and multi-family builders, the kitchen hood rarely arrives as a single drop. We split each project into 4 to 12 phased deliveries aligned to your construction milestones — framing, rough-in, cabinet install, final trim. Each phase ships 14 days before the on-site delivery date you specify, with finished goods stored at our Shengzhou factory at no charge while your phases progress.

Project Phase Typical Lead Time Phase Delivery Lot Size Storage Until Phase Risk We Carry
Phase 1 — Spec approval + first article 30-40 days (includes 2 prototype units) 2-5 units sample 3-6 months Prototype iterations + UL/ETL verification
Phase 2 — First production drop 40 days from PO 20-30% of total order Until Phase 3 First-article QC, on-site pilot install
Phase 3 — Main run 50 days per drop 2-4 production drops of 100-400 units each Until Phase 4 Production consistency across lots
Phase 4 — Final drop + replacement reserve 50 days from last-call order Remaining 5-10% + 2% spare reserve Held at JILU Texas for 7 years Warranty, field replacements
JILU assembly line — every builder production run is batch-numbered so replacement parts and warranty claims can trace back to the exact production lot
Inline QC on the assembly line — every builder production run is batch-numbered so replacement parts and warranty claims can trace back to the exact production lot. Photographed 2026.

For projects with holding cost concerns, we recommend the 4-phase structure: spec approval → first drop (20-30%) → main run (50-70%) → final drop + 2% spare reserve. Each drop arrives on its own purchase order so your WIP cost matches your cash flow. Past builder clients have used phased delivery to spread working capital across 6-9 months instead of paying full up-front. For the international luxury villa context, see our notes on the $50k undersizing mistake Dubai villa developers make and our Riyadh airflow calculation guide.

Step 4 · Lock in Builder Pricing

What Does Builder Program Pricing Look Like?

Builder program pricing is structured around three tiers: Single-Family Spec (50-200 units, simple 30/36 inch under-cabinet), Multi-Family Phase (200-2,000 units, phased delivery, single SKU lot consistency), and Luxury Villa Custom (10-50 units, open-plan island hoods with custom CFM and finishes). Prices quoted FOB Shanghai/Ningbo, exclude destination-country duties and last-mile delivery, and lock for 12 months from quote date. Below is the indicative 2026 tier structure for a 30 inch under-cabinet base spec.

Tier Project Size Indicative FOB Unit Price (30" UC) Production Lead Time Payment Terms Best For
Single-Family Spec 50-200 units $95-110 / unit 35 days 30% deposit, 70% before shipment Production home builders, 50-200 home subdivision, single phase
Multi-Family Phase 200-2,000 units $78-90 / unit 50 days per drop 30% deposit, 60% pre-shipment per phase, 10% retainage Apartment / condo buildings, phased across 4-12 milestones
Luxury Villa Custom 10-50 units $280-380 / unit 45 days + 14 days prototype 50% deposit, 50% before shipment Open-plan villa kitchens, island hoods, custom CFM/finish
Alfresco Outdoor 10-100 units $380-520 / unit 50 days 50% deposit, 50% before shipment Outdoor / alfresco terrace kitchens (AU/UAE/SA)
JILU laser cutting machine — dimensional precision at the source means builder projects stay within tolerance across 2,000+ units in 4-12 phases
Laser-cut panels — dimensional precision at the source means builder projects stay within tolerance across 2,000+ units spread over 4-12 construction phases. Photographed 2026.

Net 30 terms are available after the first completed project. All builder program orders include free dimensional drawings, free BIM/Revit family files, free UL/ETL/CSA certificates, free installation manuals in English and Spanish, and a 7-year replacement parts guarantee held at our Texas spare-parts warehouse. Builder pricing is project-scoped, not SKU-scoped — that is why we do not publish a price list. Send us your project plan and unit count and we will return a tier-priced quote within one business day.

Step 5 · Match Model to Project Type

Multi-Family vs Single-Family: Which Models Where?

Multi-family and single-family projects stress different parts of the hood: multi-family stresses SKU consistency, phased delivery, and per-unit replacement parts availability; single-family stresses design variety, finish options, and on-time whole-project delivery. The model selection matrix below is what we typically recommend for each project type — yours will vary by region and code jurisdiction.

Project Type Recommended Hood Type SKU Strategy Typical Order Size Delivery Model Certification Focus
Production Single-Family 30" Under-Cabinet Stainless 1 SKU (low complexity) 50-200 units Single drop or 2-phase UL 507, ETL, ENERGY STAR, HVI-2100
Premium Single-Family 30/36" Under-Cabinet + Black finish option 2 SKUs (1 finish × 2 sizes) 100-400 units 2-3 phased drops UL 507, ETL, CSA, ASHRAE 62.2 makeup air
Luxury Custom Home Island (700-1500 CFM) + 36" Wall-Mount option 3-5 SKUs per project 10-50 units Single drop with on-site install coordination UL 507, ETL, custom CFM, white-glove delivery
Multi-Family Mid-Rise 30/36" Under-Cabinet (single finish) 1-2 SKUs across 100-500 units/building 500-2,000 units 4-8 phased drops aligned to building milestones UL 507, ETL, CSA, ICC-ES, common-area code
Multi-Family High-Rise (Luxury) Island + Insert, custom finish 3-5 SKUs, mix of premium tiers 50-300 units Single drop per floor UL 507, ETL, make-up air, sound ≤45 dB common-area
Alfresco Outdoor / Resort Outdoor 1200 CFM, 304 stainless 1 SKU (rare 2-3) 10-100 units Single drop, weather-protected crating IP54 electronics, corrosion-resistant filters, GFCI required
JILU account team at Shengzhou HQ — the same team that coordinates your spec pack, phased delivery, and warranty parts reserve
Your dedicated builder program team — the same people who coordinate your spec pack, phased delivery, and 7-year warranty parts reserve. Photographed 2026.

For Australian alfresco projects we recommend standardizing on the 1200 CFM outdoor hood at floor-plan stage — see our Melbourne residential developer alfresco standard guide. For luxury Dubai villas, the 48 inch island with custom CFM is the typical specification — see our Dubai undersizing mistake guide. For OEM-style custom branding on the hood body, see our OEM/ODM services page — a separate workstream from the builder program above.

Ready to spec a builder project?

Email us your project plan (number of homes, square footage range, target kitchen spec, target delivery date, and project region). We reply within one business day with a tier-priced builder program quote, a free spec pack, and a phased delivery schedule matched to your construction milestones.

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Step 6 · Final Questions

Frequently Asked Questions — Home Builder & Developer Supply

1. What are the standard rough-in cutout dimensions for your 30 and 36 inch under-cabinet hoods?

JILU 30 inch under-cabinet hood rough-in: width 30 inch, depth 20 inch, height 6 inch above cooking surface. 36 inch under-cabinet: width 36 inch, depth 20 inch, height 6 inch. Cabinet recess depth 12 inch minimum. Electrical rough-in: 110/120V 60Hz dedicated circuit on right rear wall, 3-prong grounded outlet. Vent duct: 6 inch round or 3-1/4 x 10 inch rectangular, vented straight back or up through cabinet top.

2. What does the builder program pricing structure look like?

Builder program has three pricing tiers: Single-Family Spec (50-200 units) at indicative 95 to 110 USD per unit FOB for 30 inch under-cabinet; Multi-Family Phase (200-2,000 units) at 78 to 90 USD per unit FOB with phased delivery; Luxury Villa Custom (10-50 units) at 280 to 380 USD per unit FOB for 700-1500 CFM island hoods with custom finishes. Net 30 terms after first project. Pricing excludes destination-country duties and last-mile delivery.

3. Can you align delivery to our construction schedule phases?

Yes. JILU splits multi-family and subdivision orders into 4 to 12 phased deliveries aligned to your framing, cabinet install, and final trim milestones. Each phase ships 14 days before the on-site delivery date you specify. We hold finished goods in our Shengzhou warehouse for up to 6 months at no charge while your phases progress. Past builder clients have used phased delivery to spread working capital and avoid on-site storage.

4. What documentation is included in the spec pack for plan review?

Every builder project ships with a free architect-grade spec pack: dimensional DXF and PDF drawings, cut-sheet PDFs, electrical rough-in drawings, ventilation CFM performance charts, UL/ETL/CSA certificates, installation manuals, BIM/Revit family files for the major hood types, and a one-page specification summary formatted for direct paste into your project specification book.

5. Are your hoods code-compliant for North American residential building codes?

Yes. JILU residential hoods carry UL 507 (US), ETL (US/Canada), and CSA C22.2 No.64 (Canada) listings for electrical safety. HVI-2100 certified for airflow performance. ENERGY STAR qualified on most under-cabinet models. Indoor air quality compliance verified per ASHRAE 62.2 for makeup air calculations. We provide ICC-ES evaluation reports on request for code officials.

6. What CFM do I need for a luxury open-plan villa kitchen with island hood?

For luxury open-plan villa kitchens with island hoods, we recommend 700 to 1500 CFM depending on cooktop BTU and ceiling height. Rule of thumb: 1 CFM per 100 BTU of cooktop output, plus 150 CFM per linear foot of island over 5 feet. For a 48 inch professional range (6 burners plus griddle, ~120,000 BTU), 1200 CFM is the typical specification. Higher ceilings (3.5m+) may require +200 CFM due to greater air volume.

7. Do you have outdoor / alfresco range hoods for covered terrace kitchens?

Yes. JILU Alfresco line covers 304 stainless outdoor hoods rated 1200 CFM with weather-resistant motor housing, sealed control electronics (IP54), and corrosion-resistant baffle filters. Common in Australia, UAE, Saudi Arabia, and southern US resort projects. We supply both island-mount and wall-mount outdoor configurations. Outdoor hoods add 35-50 percent to the indoor list price due to material upgrade.

8. What replacement parts are guaranteed for the warranty period?

JILU guarantees 7-year replacement parts availability for every builder project. Stocked parts: motor assemblies, LED boards and drivers, baffle filters, charcoal filters, control boards, touch panels, duct adapters, mounting brackets, wire harnesses, and remote controls. Our spare-parts warehouse in Texas holds inventory for the top 50 SKUs at all times. Standard warranty: 3 years on complete unit, 5 years on motor, 2 years on electronics.

Shengzhou Jilu Ventilation Equipment Co., Ltd. — range hood manufacturer since January 1996. No.1858 Shengzhou Avenue, Shengzhou City, Shaoxing City, Zhejiang Province. Sales: +86-138-1955-6668 · zhengjiang@zjjilu.com · Capacity 100,000 range hoods/year · UL · ETL · CB · ISO 9001 · Spare parts warehouse in Texas.

Start with the Builder Spec Pack

A builder spec pack includes dimensional drawings (DXF/PDF), cut-sheet PDFs, BIM/Revit family files, UL/ETL/CSA certificates, installation manuals, and a ventilation CFM chart. Sized for plan review submission. Emailed within one business day of request.

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