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Kitchen Decision - Please help!

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KitchenNightmares · 28/01/2022 17:44

Hi everyone,

Hoping you can help me with my dilemma!

I am designing my new kitchen on an app and I am happy with it all apart from one thing, the cooker hood. I find them all quite ugly but have narrowed it down to two.

The square option or the option with curved glass. I feel I have spent too much time looking at it so looking for any further opinions/advice :) I will try and attach the image so you can see.

Thanks

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KitchenNightmares · 28/01/2022 17:45

Does anyone know how I can share a picture? :) Thanks

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CrystalMaisie · 28/01/2022 17:46

I don’t like cooker hoods either. I have one that’s inside a cupboard so not visible.

CrystalMaisie · 28/01/2022 17:48

This sort of idea.

Kitchen Decision - Please help!
CrystalMaisie · 28/01/2022 17:49

To share a picture, click on the paper clip below the posting box, and it will ask to access your photos or camera to take a photo.

catwomando · 28/01/2022 17:53

We've got an induction job with a down draft extractor built in. No hood needed.

Twizbe · 28/01/2022 17:55

I hate extractor fans too.

We looked at down draft ones and those that rise up but you lose space under the hob.

In the end we went for a ceiling one from Luxair. It's white so you can't really see it.

catwomando · 28/01/2022 19:27

@Twizbe ours doesn't rise up. It's part of the hob.

Twizbe · 28/01/2022 19:31

Yeah, we looked at down draft ones and ones that rise up.

With both you lose space under the counter. We wanted a deep drawer with inner hidden drawer inside and you can't have those with those kinds of extractor.

NotMeNoNo · 28/01/2022 19:50

You don't need a cooker hood, if you have a suitable external wall you can use a normal extractor fan as long as it is rated for a kitchen.
They are much less noisy and can have humidity sensors, timers etc.
for instance www.extractorfanworld.co.uk/kitchen-fans-19-c.asp
You could still have a high cupboard above the hob.

Africa2go · 28/01/2022 22:12

We don't have one either. We have a normal extractor fan (like a grill in the way) but we have a tall cupboard next for the hob and the extractor is above that (so if you imagine a clock, its sort at 5 past in comparison to the house - so not directly above the hob, slightly offset to the right) so you cant actually see it unless you're looking.

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