Cooker Hoods

To help you find the right cooker hood for your kitchen and cooker style we've gathered the top deals on cooker hoods from leading online retailers in the UK. We compare all the market leading brands of cooker hood for your convenience. Brands like Rangemaster, Elica, Electrolux, Zanussi and Smeg can be found here from top online stores such as laskys.co.uk, kitchenscience.co.uk and the appliance warehouse. There's information on each cooker hood and our expert reviews can help you to find the cooker hoods that are an ideal fit for your kitchen. Easily visit the store at the click of a button if you want to compare the specs of the cooker hoods further. With even more savings on cooker hoods available regularly through special retailer and cashback deals, please take a look at our vouchers and cashback sections to grab an even bigger bargain. Whatever type of cooker hoods you're looking at - whether you want a canopy, chimney, designer, island, telescopic or standard cooker hood - we hope to help you find the best value-for-money deals on cooker hoods. ... View more - View less

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- TurboAir BARLETTA
- TurboAir BARLETTA reviews
  from £169
- Available from 1 retailers
- TurboAir BARLETTA reviews
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  Hood Type: Chimney • Extraction System: Extraction • Extraction rate: 500m³/hour
  - £169.99
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- Rangemaster Classic 110
- Rangemaster Classic 110 reviews
  from £395
- Available from 3 retailers
- Rangemaster Classic 110 reviews
  from £395
  
  Hood Type: Designer • Extraction System: Extraction • Extraction rate: 460m³/hour • Filter type: Carbon Filters
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- Electrolux EFC60001K
- Electrolux EFC60001K reviews
  from £124
- Available from 5 retailers
- Electrolux EFC60001K reviews
  from £124
  
  Hood Type: Chimney, Standard • Extraction System: Extraction • Extraction rate: 400m³/hour • Filter type: Acrylic Filters
  - £137
  - £189.79
  - £199.99
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- Hotpoint HD 6T
- Hotpoint HD 6T reviews
  from £100
- Available from 4 retailers
- Hotpoint HD 6T reviews
  from £100
  
  Hood Type: Chimney • Extraction System: Extraction • Extraction rate: 590m³/hour
  - £144
  - £219
  - £100
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- Baumatic BT7.3
- Baumatic BT7.3 reviews
  from £105
- Available from 5 retailers
- Baumatic BT7.3 reviews
  from £105
  
  Hood Type: Chimney, Standard • Extraction System: Extraction • Extraction rate: 500m³/hour • Filter type: Metal Filters
  - £123
  - £179
  - £201.62
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- Hotpoint HE6T
- Hotpoint HE6T reviews
  from £92
- Available from 6 retailers
- Hotpoint HE6T reviews
  from £92
  
  Hood Type: Chimney • Extraction System: Extraction • Extraction rate: 590m³/hour
  - £121
  - £92
  - £159
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- Klarstein 90TS6
- Klarstein 90TS6 reviews
  from £319
- Available from 1 retailers
- Klarstein 90TS6 reviews
  from £319
  
  Hood Type: Designer • Extraction System: Extraction • Extraction rate: 850m³/hour • Filter type: Grease Filters
  - £319.90
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- Neff D66B20
- Neff D66B20 reviews
  from £203
- Available from 3 retailers
- Neff D66B20 reviews
  from £203
  
  Hood Type: Standard
  - £203
  - £219
  - £241.87
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- Rangemaster TOLEDO 110
- Rangemaster TOLEDO 110 reviews
  from £527
- Available from 2 retailers
- Rangemaster TOLEDO 110 reviews
  from £527
  
  Hood Type: Chimney • Extraction System: Extraction • Extraction rate: 660m³/hour
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- Hotpoint HTC6T
- Hotpoint HTC6T reviews
  from £119
- Available from 4 retailers
- Hotpoint HTC6T reviews
  from £119
  
  Hood Type: Chimney • Extraction System: Extraction
  - £144
  - £205.99
  - £119
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- Rangemaster 89330
- Rangemaster 89330 reviews
  from £357
- Available from 1 retailers
- Rangemaster 89330 reviews
  from £357
  
  Hood Type: Chimney • Extraction System: Extraction • Extraction rate: 480m³/hour • Filter type: Metal Filters
  - £357
  - £357
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- Leisure H 101 PK
- Leisure H 101 PK reviews
  from £233
- Available from 2 retailers
- Leisure H 101 PK reviews
  from £233
  
  Hood Type: Designer • Extraction System: Recirculation • Extraction rate: 800m³/hour • Filter type: Metal Filters
  - £233
  - £264.80
  - £261
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- Smeg KFV60
- Smeg KFV60 reviews
  from £332
- Available from 3 retailers
- Smeg KFV60 reviews
  from £332
  
  Hood Type: Chimney • Extraction System: Extraction • Extraction rate: 660m³/hour • Filter type: Grease Filters
  - £333
  - £332.99
  - £344.49
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- Hotpoint HTC 9 T
- Hotpoint HTC 9 T reviews
  from £147
- Available from 4 retailers
- Hotpoint HTC 9 T reviews
  from £147
  
  Hood Type: Chimney • Extraction rate: 420m³/hour
  - £147
  - £158
  - £279
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- Siemens LC958BB90
- Siemens LC958BB90 reviews
  from £1,086
- Available from 2 retailers
- Siemens LC958BB90 reviews
  from £1,086
  
  Hood Type: Designer • Extraction System: Extraction
  - £1,086
  - £1,129.99
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- Smeg KTS75
- Smeg KTS75 reviews
  from £834
- Available from 4 retailers
- Smeg KTS75 reviews
  from £834
  
  Hood Type: Chimney • Extraction System: Extraction • Extraction rate: 800m³/hour • Filter type: Metal Filters
  - £879
  - £1,049
  - £883.99
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- Stoves 900 dcp
- Stoves 900 dcp reviews
  from £309
- Available from 2 retailers
- Stoves 900 dcp reviews
  from £309
  
  Hood Type: Chimney
  - £309
  - £332.34
  - £462
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- Smeg KSEG7
- Smeg KSEG7 reviews
  from £109
- Available from 4 retailers
- Smeg KSEG7 reviews
  from £109
  
  Hood Type: Canopy • Extraction System: Extraction, Recirculation • Extraction rate: 305m³/hour • Filter type: Metal Filters, Grease Filters
  - £109
  - £149
  - £129.99
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- Samsung HC 9347
- Samsung HC 9347 reviews
  from £229
- Available from 2 retailers
- Samsung HC 9347 reviews
  from £229
  
  Hood Type: Chimney • Extraction System: Extraction • Extraction rate: 470m³/hour • Filter type: Metal Filters
  - £229
  - £280.68
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- Baumatic BT9.3GL
- Baumatic BT9.3GL reviews
  from £115
- Available from 3 retailers
- Baumatic BT9.3GL reviews
  from £115
  
  Hood Type: Chimney, Standard • Extraction System: Extraction • Extraction rate: 500m³/hour • Filter type: Carbon Filters, Metal Filters
  - £137
  - £189
  - £201.69
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- Bosch DWW 092460
- Bosch DWW 092460 reviews
  from £303
- Available from 4 retailers
- Bosch DWW 092460 reviews
  from £303
  
  Hood Type: Chimney • Extraction rate: 400m³/hour
  - £303
  - £329.99
  - £358.97
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- Miele DA2050
- Miele DA2050 reviews
  from £359
- Available from 2 retailers
- Miele DA2050 reviews
  from £359
  
  Hood Type: Integrated • Extraction System: Extraction • Extraction rate: 450m³/hour • Filter type: Washable Filters
  - £359.99
  - £449.35
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- Neff D89E21N0GB
- Neff D89E21N0GB reviews
  from £329
- Available from 4 retailers
- Neff D89E21N0GB reviews
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  Hood Type: Chimney • Extraction System: Extraction • Extraction rate: 480m³/hour
  - £369
  - £479.99
  - £395.98
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- Smeg Keiv 90
- Smeg Keiv 90 reviews
  from £483
- Available from 3 retailers
- Smeg Keiv 90 reviews
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  Hood Type: Island • Extraction System: Extraction
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Buying Guide - Cooker Hoods

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Ways of extraction

The cooker is an important part of your kitchen, as well as the cooker hood that complements it. This kitchen appliance is sometimes underestimated when purchasing a new kitchen or upgrading an existing one, but the cooker hood extracts or recirculates the air from the kitchen which is trapped - through standard central heating, double glazing and good insulation. Essentially then, many experts will agree that if an extractor can be used, it should be used.

Cookers create odours and smoke, and with the extractor method these are removed to the outside so not to blemish the air within the house or kitchen. To run an extraction appliance is more economically friendly for the user than a recirculation appliance because the latter requires charcoal filters to work which have to be regularly replaced – there is an initial outlay for an extractor but there are no running costs. The absence of a charcoal filter also means the airflow rate is higher, and therefore goes without saying this is a direct disadvantage of the recirculation method of the cooker hood, as the positioning of a required charcoal filter is in front of the motor which lessens airflow.

When considering which type of cooker hood appliance to install in your kitchen, before all else you must consider what the logistics allow. With an extractor, everything that is being removed through the cooker hood needs to leave the kitchen through a passage to outdoors. Space within the kitchen will primarily dictate whether extraction is a viable option or not, but also if the appliance can reach what is considered an 'outside wall' through the form of ducting. If space allows an extraction appliance to be fitted then you can begin to make further considerations; if not, a recirculation appliance will become your next option as these offer much more viability as they can be installed almost everywhere. It should be noted here that some cooker hood ranges actually incorporate both formats discussed in this section and you will find that out within the manufacturers' product descriptions.

Which cooker hood?

Like most products these days, the market is becoming saturated, as cooker hoods come in varying styles, shapes and can be fitted to accommodate your particular cooker, and indeed kitchen design. Freestanding cooker hoods represent the cheapest option but whilst being economical the consumer will lose some quality as they lack power which ultimately mean in the desired effect of clearing odours and smoke, they are less effective. This type of cooker hood appliance is fitted directly to a wall from which the cooker backs onto and is appropriate for extraction over a standard four-ring cooker/hob.

Integration, or built-in cooker hoods, are designed with the aim of blending into the kitchen surroundings more than the former freestanding chic. These can be fitted between cabinets or cupboards and although they offer a more powerful alternative to the former, as an appliance they cannot compete with the cooker hoods which will follow, and are built on the premise of isolation. Again they are ideal for the four ring standard cooker.

If you are willing to lend a little more expense to purchasing a cooker hood appliance then you will find yourself with a unit offering greater size, but still very slick. The Chimney style cooker hoods are an appliance of stainless steel and glass in material and offer a better type of extraction to rid your kitchen of the smells and smoke. This type of cooker hood appliance entails a canopy which captures steam and so forth - a chimney with an internal fan which extracts them out of your kitchen. These again, are fitted to the wall above a bigger cooker, usually a six-ring model, and although they take up more a little more space they bring a nice aesthetic to the kitchen.

The most powerful cooker hoods available are naturally the biggest in size and owing to the fact they are a stand alone appliance they go under the name of an island cooker hood. At 90-100cm in width, unlike those appliances which have been discussed before, they have no contact with the wall behind a cooker but are attached to a ceiling. Although they offer style for such an appliance, the kitchen environment must be able to accommodate such a cooker hood. The island cooker hoods are specifically designed to work above a range cooker so it would serve no purpose for a consumer searching for an appliance which is a four or six ringed cooker.

Features and price

Just like the saturation of styles of this and every other product in today's market, cooker hood appliances have digressed and offer a wide range of features or characteristics to make the whole experience more user-friendly. A good place to start would be the controls on a cooker hood appliance as the position of basic controls can vary in position. For ease of use, the appliances which have them positioned on the outside rather than perhaps the inside or underside – those which have them placed within the latter can sometimes be awkward to access. A majority of cooker hood appliances have varying speeds which you can set according to the amount of steam, smoke or odour being produced. At this point it is important to note that as well as charcoal filters, a cooker hood appliance also comes with a grease filter. Just like the speed control many appliances come with a warning light which tells you when this particular filter has become over saturated and needs to be washed.

When it comes to washing the filters in the cooker hood they will need to be washed regularly or the efficiency of extraction will be affected. They can be washed by putting them through the dishwasher – or disposable filters can be purchased and they will need replacing on a couple of months cycle. Cooker hood appliances mostly come with lighting built-in to help illuminate the cooking area. They come in three forms of lighting: halogen, fluorescent and incandescent and they will attempt to light up the cooking area sufficiently.

Owing to the fact these appliances can be bought from anywhere between £25 through to £1,800, identifying your needs before you decide on which style appliance you want is very important. You must rule out which cooker hoods will not logistically work in your kitchen and which appliance will work - all due to the size and shape of your kitchen. Many cooker hoods could look similar to others you are considering, and maybe they are. But if there is any differentiation in price it is probably because for example, it has a different type of filter or it has two speed extraction system rather than a three speed.

Essentially then, the kitchen environment must be assessed first and foremost and then you can decide whether you will extract or recirculate your kitchen air. They are the two main considerations; after that, you are presented with an artistic license to choose your cooker hood appliance. The noise of a cooker hood appliance can be intrusive so it is something to consider, especially if your kitchen doubles as your dining room. This is even more relevant if you are considering extraction as these can make noise, especially if they are used on a higher speed. Within each range the prices can greatly vary, so it comes down the budget you have set yourself.

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Buying Guide - Cooker Hoods

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