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Cooker Hoods

390 products

390 products

  1. electriQ 52cm Canopy Cooker Hood - Stainless Steel

    SKU: EIQ52CANPSS
    • Compact canopy hood design ideal for integrated kitchen installations
    • 427.2mÂł/h extraction rate for effective odour removal
    • 4 speed settings with touch control operation for precise airflow control
    A++ rated for energy efficiency
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  2. Indesit 60cm Angled Chimney Cooker Hood - Black

    (2) SKU: IHVP62FLTK
    • Maximum Extraction Rate: 495mÂł/h extraction rate ideal for mid size kitchens
    • Maximum Noise Level: Maximum noise rate 65dB similar to a dishwasher
    • Control Type: Simple touch controls for easy operation
    A rated for energy efficiency
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Which hood for which kitchen?

Decide ducted or recirculating first. Everything else follows from the layout.

Kitchen layoutBest typeWhyRange
Hob against a wallChimneyWidest choice, and captures more than a recessed unitView range
Chimney breast over the hobCanopyFills the space that exists, only the underside showsView range
Unbroken run of wall unitsIntegratedHidden behind a cabinet doorView range
Hob on an islandIslandNeeds a ceiling that can carry it and a duct routeView range
Island with no ceiling routeDowndraftRises from the worktop; the most expensive answerView range
Small rental kitchen on a budgetVisorFits under an existing wall unit, quick to replaceView range
Internal kitchen, no route outsideAny type, recirculatingBudget the carbon filters as an ongoing costView range

New build and change of use work carries minimum extract rates under the Building Regulations. Check the hood's ducted rate, not its boost figure, against your sign-off.

Frequently asked questions

Ducted or recirculating: which should we specify?

Ducted, wherever there is a route outside. It removes moisture as well as smells and needs no consumables. Recirculation is for internal kitchens and commits you to replacing carbon filters periodically.

Can we fit a 150mm hood to 120mm ducting?

With a reducer, yes, but it costs extraction performance and adds noise. If you cannot change the ducting, choose a 120mm outlet instead.

How wide should the hood be?

At least as wide as the hob, and wider if the layout allows, particularly on an island where there is no wall to help contain steam.

Who replaces the filters in let property?

Grease filters are usually dishwasher safe and reasonable to leave with the tenant. Carbon filters in recirculating hoods need replacing rather than cleaning, and that normally sits with the landlord. Keep spares on hand across a portfolio.

Fitting out several kitchens?

Stock held for phased rollouts and a dedicated account manager.

No refurbished options available.

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