ViandPro wall cooker hoods provide effective extraction in a choice of contemporary designs for kitchens where the hob sits against a wall. Explore slimline, angled glass and curved glass styles in popular 60cm, 80cm and 90cm widths, with finishes including black glass and stainless steel across the range.
Wall Cooker Hoods for Practical, Powerful Kitchen Extraction
Wall cooker hoods are one of the most practical ways to provide dedicated extraction above a hob positioned against a kitchen wall. Mounted directly above the cooking area, they capture steam, airborne grease and cooking odours before they spread further around the room.
The ViandPro wall hood range includes several distinct designs, allowing you to choose an extractor that suits both the layout and appearance of your kitchen. Options include slimline wall hoods with a clean, horizontal profile, angled glass cooker hoods that provide additional space around the cooking area, and traditional curved glass extractors with a wide canopy over the hob.
Choosing the right wall cooker hood
Start by considering the width of your hob and the space available above it. ViandPro wall cooker hoods are available across popular 60cm, 80cm and 90cm sizes, making it easier to coordinate the extractor with common hob widths and kitchen layouts.
The style of hood also makes a significant difference. A slimline cooker hood creates a simple architectural look and can work particularly well in contemporary kitchens. Angled glass hoods slope away from the cooking area, giving additional headroom at the front of the extractor. Curved glass hoods use a projecting glass canopy to provide a more traditional chimney hood appearance.
Ducted or recirculating extraction
Where possible, ducting a cooker hood to the outside allows extracted air, moisture and cooking odours to be discharged from the kitchen. The position of the external wall, length of the duct run and route available for the ducting should therefore be considered when planning the installation.
Selected ViandPro wall hoods can also be configured for recirculating extraction using the appropriate filters. In a recirculating installation, air passes through the hood's grease filtration and additional recirculation filters before being returned to the kitchen. This can provide a useful alternative where creating an external duct route is impractical.
Extraction for everyday cooking
Extraction performance matters particularly in busy kitchens and open-plan spaces, but maximum airflow is only one part of choosing a hood. The size of the kitchen, type of cooking, duct arrangement and distance between the hob and extractor can all influence real-world performance.
Features vary between ViandPro wall hood models, with selected products offering electronic or touch controls, LED cooking lights, multiple extraction speeds and intensive settings. Several models also use removable metal grease filters, helping make routine cleaning straightforward.
Planning your installation
Before ordering, check the individual product dimensions rather than relying on the nominal hood width alone. You should also confirm the required mounting height, duct connection size and chimney dimensions for the chosen model.
Choose a hood width appropriate for your hob and available wall space.
Decide whether the installation will be ducted outside or recirculating.
Check the available duct route before fitting kitchen units or finishing walls.
Compare extraction rates and noise levels between individual models.
Check the full product dimensions and installation requirements before ordering.
With slimline, angled and curved designs available, the ViandPro wall cooker hood range provides a choice of extraction solutions without restricting you to a single style. Compare the individual models to find the size, appearance and extraction performance that best suits your kitchen.
