Cooker Hoods & Splashbacks
Most Popular Cooker Hoods & Splashbacks
Canopy Cooker Hoods, Extractor Fans & Splashbacks
StovesAreUs offer the best range of canopy cooker hoods that will perfectly complement a free-standing cooker, range cooker, or gas or induction hob. Combining style with performance, the latest range cooker hoods from Rangemaster, AEG, Belling, Falcon and Stoves provide a stylish centrepiece in your kitchen or a look that will not divert attention away from your beautiful interior. Our cooker hood extractors come in many shapes and sizes, from narrow 60cm wide models that complement built-in ovens and hobs, to your 90, 100 & 110cm hoods to match your range cooker.
You'll find a range of different styles, including chimney cooker hoods, integrated hoods, and island hoods, meaning there's an option to suit every kitchen layout and cooker type.
We also offer a wide range of stylish splashbacks that will keep the cooking area around your hob or range grease- and stain-free. By choosing a splashback that matches your cooker hood and appliances, you can also make your kitchen appear much more professional and elegant while keeping it cleaner for longer. Within our range of splashbacks are a number of reputable brands to choose from with classic colours such as black, white and stainless steel.
Frequently Asked Questions
What type of cooker hood is best for my kitchen?The best type of cooker hood for your kitchen depends on your layout and cooking habits. If you have a wall-mounted cooker, a chimney hood is a stylish and practical choice. For a more discreet option, integrated hoods fit seamlessly into your cabinetry. If your hob or range cooker is located on a kitchen island, an island hood provides effective extraction and doubles as a striking centrepiece. Our range includes sizes from 60cm to 110cm, ensuring compatibility with various cooker types, whether built-in ovens or large range cookers.
Why should I add a splashback to my kitchen?A splashback is a functional and stylish addition to your kitchen, designed to protect the wall area behind your hob or range from grease, stains, and heat damage. Splashbacks not only make cleaning easier but also enhance the overall look of your kitchen. By choosing a splashback that matches your cooker hood and appliances, such as stainless steel, black, or white options, you can create a cohesive and professional appearance.
Are cooker hoods effective at removing kitchen odours and grease?Yes, cooker hoods are highly effective at removing kitchen odours, grease, and steam, helping to maintain a cleaner and fresher cooking environment. Most cooker hoods offer two modes: extraction, which vents air outside your home, and recirculation, which filters the air before releasing it back into the room. The efficiency of a cooker hood depends on its extraction rate, filter quality, and proper maintenance.
Our prices include VAT and delivery to the mainland UK as standard, so buy a cooker hood today with Stoves Are Us.
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