Kitchen Rangehoods for Canopy & Concealed Setups

Kitchen Rangehoods in Canopy, Slide-Out and Undermount Styles

Cooking with garlic, oil or a high-heat wok can leave steam, grease and odours in the air. A properly selected kitchen rangehood helps capture these above the cooking area. At Paradise Kitchens, the range includes Häfele and Technika models alongside stainless steel and black canopy designs, compact slide-out units and undermount rangehoods that sit within overhead cabinetry. Models appear in widths such as 520mm, 600mm, 750mm and 900mm.

Choose the installation style first, then compare extraction settings, filter access and noise ratings.

Match the extraction layout to your cooktop, or explore the broader kitchen appliance range when replacing more than one item.

Statement canopy designs: Pyramid, box and slimline canopies remain visible above the cooking area and suit kitchens with available wall space.
Undermount rangehoods: Built-in designs tuck the extraction unit beneath or inside the overhead cabinet for a more discreet finish.
Slide-out extraction: Retractable fronts can suit compact cabinetry when the chosen model has the required installation space.
Ducted ventilation: A ducted rangehood carries extracted air outdoors through a suitable outlet and correctly sized ducting.
Recirculating options: Compatible models use grease and carbon filters to return treated air to the room where external ducting is impractical.
Cleaning and sound: Compare removable filter designs and published noise figures at similar fan speeds, especially in open-plan kitchens.

Allow for the ducting, not just the rangehood

A canopy or undermount unit needs more than sufficient width. Check the manufacturer’s recommended mounting height, outlet location and duct route. The right extraction arrangement should be planned before cabinets and ceiling bulkheads are finished.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

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What size rangehood do I need for a 90 cm cooktop?

A 90 cm rangehood is a common pairing for a 90 cm cooktop, but extraction performance and installation clearances also matter. Check the manufacturer’s recommendations for the exact cooking appliance. The Paradise Kitchens rangehood range includes canopy and concealed styles in different widths, including 900mm options.

What is an undermount rangehood?

An undermount rangehood sits within or beneath overhead cabinetry rather than forming a visible canopy. It can suit a streamlined kitchen design, provided the cabinet offers the required space and clearances.

Is a ducted rangehood better than a recirculating one?

Ducted rangehoods move extracted air outdoors, while recirculating models filter air and return it to the room. Performance depends on model, duct design and filter maintenance, so check your available ventilation route.

How do I choose a quiet kitchen rangehood?

Compare published noise ratings at comparable fan speeds, not just a claim that a model is quiet. Installation, duct bends and airflow settings can also affect what you hear when cooking.

How often should rangehood filters be cleaned?

It depends on the type of filter and how often you cook. Grease filters commonly need regular cleaning, while charcoal filters may require replacement. Follow the manufacturer’s schedule for your model.

Can I use any ducting kit with my rangehood?

Not necessarily. Ducting diameter, outlet shape and length can affect performance. Match the ducting kit to the rangehood’s installation requirements and plan the route before cabinetry is finalised. Paradise Kitchens also lists rangehood ducting kits, carbon filters and flue covers; match any extra part to your exact appliance.