Rangemaster Cooker Hoods, Extractor Fans and Splashbacks
- Dimensions: 435-1010mm (H) x 998mm (W) x 490mm (D)
- Three fan speeds plus a boost for powerful extraction
- Quiet operation so you can cook without disturbance
- Bright LED lighting to clearly illuminate your hob
- Easy to maintain with washable grease filters and included charcoal filters
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- Height: Max 1020mm (Chimney 330 640mm)
- Width: 598mm
- Depth: 148-339mm
- Warranty: 2 Year
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- Height: Max 1060mm (Chimney 665-1000mm)
- Width: 898mm
- Depth: 470mm
- Warranty: 2 Year
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- Height: Max 1060mm (Chimney 665-1000mm)
- Width: 998mm
- Depth: 470mm
- Warranty: 2 Year
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- Height: Max 1060mm (Chimney 665-1000mm)
- Width: 1098mm
- Depth: 470mm
- Warranty: 2 Year
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- Dimensions: 735-1010mm (H) x 900mm (W) x 490mm (D)
- Choice of 4 finishes to match any kitchen decor
- Three fan speeds plus boost for quiet extraction
- Energy-efficient LED lighting
- Washable grease and charcoal filters
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- Height: Max 1020mm (Chimney 330-640mm)
- Width: 998mm
- Depth: 148-339mm
- Warranty: 2 Year
In Stock
- Height: Max 1020mm (Chimney 330-640mm)
- Width: 898mm
- Depth: 148-339mm
- Warranty: 2 Year
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- Dimensions: 790-1060mm (H) x 900mm (W) x 450mm (D)
- Choice of 4 different finishes to suit your decor
- Powerful extraction with boost setting up to 730 m³/h
- Washable filters and LED lighting for easy use
- Quiet running from 50 dB with efficient B energy rating
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- Dimensions: 790mm-1060mm (H) x 1000mm (W) x 450mm (D)
- Available in black, stainless steel, slate or white
- Three speeds plus boost with airflow up to 730 m³/h
- Quiet 50–66 dB for a calmer cooking experience
- Washable filters and two–year warranty
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6 Months (over £99)
- Minimum Spend: £99
- Monthly Instalment: £86.87
- Instalment Rate: 14.9% APR
- Cost of Purchase: £500.00
- Total inc. Interest: £520.57
12 Months (over £99)
- Minimum Spend: £99
- Monthly Instalment: £44.89
- Instalment Rate: 14.9% APR
- Cost of Purchase: £500.00
- Total inc. Interest: £538.64
24 Months (over £199)
- Minimum Spend: £199
- Monthly Instalment: £24.00
- Instalment Rate: 14.9% APR
- Cost of Purchase: £500.00
- Total inc. Interest: £575.98
36 Months (over £499)
- Minimum Spend: £499
- Monthly Instalment: £17.09
- Instalment Rate: 14.9% APR
- Cost of Purchase: £500.00
- Total inc. Interest: £614.93
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4 Months (over £99)
- Minimum Spend: Over £99
- Monthly Instalment: min monthly payment
- Instalment Rate: 0% APR
- Cost of Purchase: £500.00
- Total inc. Interest: £500.00
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Rangemaster Canopy Hoods and Splashbacks
Rangemaster cooker hoods are designed to perfectly complement their market-leading range cookers. All Rangemaster extractor fans feature 3 different extraction speeds and come with a variety of user-friendly features, including an easy-to-use slide control, hygienic removable grease filters, and LED lights to illuminate your cooking area. You'll find Rangemaster hoods in different sizes, colours and shapes to suit any kitchen interior, including 60cm, 90cm, 100cm and 110cm Rangemaster cooker hoods.
A high-quality splashback is also essential to protect your wall from spills and splashes during cooking. Rangemaster splashbacks are available in a choice of stylish and highly practical finishes, including toughened glass and stainless steel. We offer 60cm, 90cm, 100cm and 110cm Rangemaster splashbacks, so you can find the ideal size to suit your range cooker.
This is just a small selection of the cooker hoods we have to offer, so browse our integrated, island and chimney hoods. We also have lots more splashbacks from other top brands. You might also like our Rangemaster fridge freezers, hobs, ovens and sinks.
All prices include VAT and we throw in free mainland UK delivery when you spend £100, so order your Rangemaster cooker hood today. Got questions? Our expert team are ready to help — contact us by phone, email or online chat.
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