Chimney Cooker Hoods
Most Popular In Chimney Hoods
- Height: 1000mm
- Width: 1098mm
- Depth: 490mm
- Height: 970mm
- Width: 900mm/1000mm/1092mm
- Depth: 550mm
- Height: Max 1020mm (Chimney 330 640mm)
- Width: 598mm
- Depth: 148-339mm
- Warranty: 2 Year
- Height: 737 - 1052mm
- Width: 595mm
- Depth: 480mm
- Warranty: 1 Year
- Weight (Kg): 12.5kg
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- Height: Max - 1010mm (Chimney 495-770mm)
- Width: 998mm
- Depth: 490mm
- Warranty: 2 Year
- Height: Max 1010mm (Chimney 495-770mm)
- Width: 1098mm
- Depth: 490mm
- Warranty: 2 Year
- Height: Max 1010mm (Chimney 495-770mm)
- Width: 998mm
- Depth: 490mm
- Warranty: 2 Year
- Height: Max 1020mm (Chimney 330-640mm)
- Width: 998mm
- Depth: 148-339mm
- Warranty: 2 Year
- Height: Max 1020mm (Chimney 330-640mm)
- Width: 898mm
- Depth: 148-339mm
- Warranty: 2 Year
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- 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
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- Minimum Spend: £199
- Monthly Instalment: £24.00
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- Cost of Purchase: £500.00
- Total inc. Interest: £575.98
36 Months (over £499)
- Minimum Spend: £499
- Monthly Instalment: £17.09
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- Cost of Purchase: £500.00
- Total inc. Interest: £614.93
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- Cost of Purchase: £500.00
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Most Popular In Chimney Hoods
60cm & 90cm Chimney Cooker Hoods
Chimney cooker hoods are a popular choice in UK kitchens thanks to their combination of strong performance and stylish design. Positioned above your gas, venting, or induction hob, a chimney hood extractor works to clear your kitchen of unwanted steam and lingering food smells.
Available in a range of finishes, including black chimney cooker hoods and stainless steel, these kitchen chimney extractor fans not only improve air quality but also add a sleek focal point to your kitchen.
At StovesAreUs, we offer a range of sizes suitable for almost any kitchen. Whether you’re looking for a small chimney cooker hood 60cm in width, a slightly larger 90cm, or a generous 120cm hood, we’ve got the options for you in this range.
Frequently Asked Questions
What size chimney cooker hood do I need?A 60cm chimney cooker hood suits standard-sized hobs, while a 90cm+ chimney cooker hood is ideal for larger hobs and range cookers. As a general rule, your chimney hood extractor should be at least as wide as your hob to ensure effective coverage.
Do chimney cooker hoods need to be vented outside?Not necessarily. Chimney cooker hoods can be installed in either ducted or recirculating mode. Ducted models vent air outside, while recirculating hoods filter air and return it into the room. Both options are effective, depending on your kitchen’s layout.
How high should a chimney extractor hood be installed above a hob?A kitchen chimney extractor fan should usually be installed 65cm to 75 cm above an electric hob and 75cm to 80 cm above a gas hob. Always check the specific installation guidelines for your chosen model.
Looking for more? Browse our even wider range of cooking appliances for an even larger selection of cooker hoods, as well as fridges, sinks and taps, ovens, and cookers.
Browse the full chimney extractor hood collection today at StovesAreUs, and find the perfect extractor solution for your kitchen.
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