Cooker hood

Start with width, suction power, and installation type. For 90 cm wide kitchens you’ll see options ranging from around 380 m3/h up to 1000 m3/h, with both wall-mounted and built-in designs in stainless steel or glass finishes. Decide whether you need external ducting or a recirculation setup, and consider whether a sleek stainless look or a glass-front option best matches your kitchen style. This range lets you pick a hood that matches both airflow needs and aesthetic preferences.

Choose suction power based on how heavily you cook and your kitchen size; higher power clears steam faster and keeps air comfortable, while lower power suits lighter cooking. Filtration also matters: aluminum grease filters protect the motor and are easy to clean, while carbon filters support recirculation by removing odors. Some hoods offer both options, enabling flexible installation. The 90 cm offerings include both wall-mounted and built-in designs in stainless steel, so you can pair airflow and filtration with your kitchen layout.

For home cooks who prepare simple meals, a 550 m3/h hood in a durable stainless finish provides solid performance and easy maintenance. For frequent entertaining or heavy cooking, a higher-capacity 1000 m3/h hood with dual filtration improves air quality and visibility at the hob. The range includes both built-in and wall-mounted options, so you can pick a setup that fits your cooking frequency and kitchen architecture.

Regular maintenance includes cleaning aluminum grease filters and replacing carbon filters when your setup uses recirculation. Inspect filters periodically and follow the manufacturer's guidelines for washing or replacement intervals. Some models come with longer warranties, reflecting durable construction. Always use compatible filters and avoid harsh cleaners that could degrade stainless steel, and remember to reassemble the hood securely after maintenance.

Ensure your cabinet or wall space supports a 90 cm width and allows proper clearance above the cooktop. If you choose a built-in unit, verify cabinetry compatibility and duct routes. For a wall-mounted hood, secure mounting hardware and level installation are essential. The available options cover different installation styles, so measure your hob and countertop height to ensure comfortable access and efficient extraction.

You’ll find stainless steel finishes across brands such as Hans, Fresh, Franke, Bosch, Generic, and Purity, with some models offering glass accents for a premium look. Stainless steel remains the most common choice for durability and ease of cleaning, while built-in glass-front designs add a premium aesthetic. This mix lets you coordinate with other appliances and cabinetry while delivering dependable air extraction for everyday cooking.