Which cooker hood is best?

These 'traditional' Chimney, T-shaped and Angled hoods have the largest range of sizes, designs, and materials.

Looking to make a bold statement in the kitchen? take a look at the Portofino or retro hoods , as they offer a wide range of colors. 

Have a Smeg range cooker? There are a variety of hoods to co-ordinate with many designs including Opera cooker hood s and Victoria cooker hoods 

These single unit 'hob in hoods' feature powerful induction cooking and an integrated hood in the centre which extracts cooking fumes down. 

Its design provides great flexibility as there are no limitations on where it can be placed within the kitchen, it can be installed in front of a window or on an island.

This is a great option if you want to install your oven elsewhere in the kitchen as space must be left beneath the HOBD's for the installation requirements.

Downdraft models can be hidden beneath your worktop when not in use and then at the touch of a button will rise up ready to extract away cooking odours and vapours.

These are perfect for minimal kitchen designs and can be used in island units. 

Both Ceiling and Island hoods are ideal if your hob is to be installed on a kitchen island unit. They will help keep large open plan kitchens odour free. 

A Ceiling hood is perfect if you want a minimalist look as it will sit flush into the ceiling.

A number of other integrated hoods are also available in the Smeg range such as Telescopic hoods and Canopy hoods.