hello all


i have a 60cm hob and i would like to buy a chimney hood to match is it
recomended that i get a 60cm hood or a wider one.

thank you in advance

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regards

Andy

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hello all


i have a 60cm hob and i would like to buy a chimney hood to match is it
recomended that i get a 60cm hood or a wider one.

thank you in advance

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regards

Andy
In my previous house I had fitted a 60cm hood over a 60cm gas hob and
regretted it because it did not always capture the steam/ cooking fumes.
Currently I have fitted a 90cm hood over a 60cm gas hob and am well
satisfied with it's performance. I would guestimate that on half power
setting it captures perhaps 90% as opposed to say 70% that the 60cm hood
captured.
It's also important to consider air flows in your kitchen before siting the
cooker/hob. My air intake to the kitchen is sited at the dining end which
is at the opposite end of the cooker location.
Hope this helps
Best Regards
Don

On 29 Dec, 10:24, "Donwill" popple @diddle .dot wrote:
"Andy" wrote in message

.. . hello all

i have a 60cm hob and i would like to buy a chimney hood to match is it
recomended that i get a 60cm hood or a wider one.

thank you in advance

--
regards

Andy

In my previous house I had fitted a 60cm hood over a 60cm gas hob and
regretted it because it did not always capture the steam/ cooking fumes.
Currently I have fitted a 90cm hood over a 60cm gas hob and am well
satisfied with it's performance. I would guestimate that on half power
setting it captures perhaps 90% as opposed to say 70% that the 60cm hood
captured.
It's also important to consider air flows in your kitchen before siting the
cooker/hob. My air intake to the kitchen *is sited at the dining end which
is at the opposite end of *the cooker location.
Hope this helps
Best Regards
Don

Wider the better. More important is a good size outlet hole and
trunking. Also if the outlet faces into the prevailing wind (Usually
SW) be sure and fit a deflector or the motor can burn out pretty
quick.

Paul Mc cann

Donwill wrote:


A big thank you to all who replied thanks very much

best wishes for the new year

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