Inbuilt hood

Start by matching the hood size to your cooking surface and kitchen width. The collection includes options in 60 cm and 90 cm, with features like multiple speeds and built-in chimney options. Higher suction models are available up to 750 m3/h, while more compact units hover around 350 m3/h. Consider whether you want a modern black or white finish, LED lighting, and compatibility with your existing cabinetry for a seamless fit.

Size directly influences performance and fit: 60 cm hoods suit narrower spaces and smaller cooktops, while 90 cm models cover wider installations and larger stoves. The lineup shows both widths across multiple brands, so choosing the correct dimension ensures efficient extraction and a balanced, integrated look under your cabinets. Correct sizing helps maintain airflow without creating visual imbalance in your kitchen.

Yes, the range includes models with telescopic design and chimney compatibility, plus some units described as built-in with chimney-ready features. A telescopic hood provides extended ducting for deeper installation, while chimney-ready variants offer a clean, vertical venting appearance. These design choices influence installation flexibility and how discreetly the hood can blend with your kitchen’s architecture.

Durability cues vary by model, with warranties labeled in the product details, including terms like 1-year, 3-years, or 5-years. When selecting, prefer models offering longer warranty coverage to reflect confidence in build quality. Warranty length serves as a practical indicator of expected longevity and post-purchase support for your kitchen appliance.

Look for units with LED lighting and multiple speed settings to tailor airflow to your cooking. Some hoods in this selection advertise features like 2 or more speeds, robust suction power, and aluminum grease filtration, all of which enhance visibility while cooking and simplify maintenance. These attributes help keep your kitchen brighter and odors well managed during meal prep.

For narrow layouts, a 60 cm hood fits most standard setups and still provides adequate air extraction when paired with smaller cooktops. In larger kitchens or open-plan spaces, a 90 cm hood offers stronger performance and a wider capture area. The current collection includes both sizes, so you can choose based on your stove width and overall cabinet integration goals.