ViandPro slimline cooker hoods combine a clean, contemporary T-shaped profile with powerful wall-mounted extraction. Available in 60cm and 90cm widths, the range includes brushed steel with black glass and matt black finishes, with touch controls and the flexibility to install for either external ducting or recirculation.
Slimline cooker hoods are a strong choice for kitchens where you want the extractor to have a clean, architectural appearance without the larger glass canopy associated with traditional chimney hoods. Their straight T-shaped design sits neatly above the hob and works particularly well with modern cabinetry, black glass appliances and simple contemporary kitchen schemes.
The ViandPro slimline wall hood range includes 60cm and 90cm models, allowing you to choose a size appropriate for standard and wider hobs. Finishes include brushed steel with a black glass control panel and understated matt black, giving you the option of coordinating the hood with stainless steel appliances or darker kitchen finishes.
Powerful extraction in a slim wall-mounted design
A streamlined appearance does not mean sacrificing extraction performance. ViandPro Cantata and Rhapsody wall hoods are designed to provide strong airflow for everyday cooking, with multiple power levels so extraction can be increased when dealing with frying, boiling or stronger cooking aromas.
The Rhapsody range provides extraction of up to 721.4 m³/h, while the Cantata reaches up to 601.7 m³/h. The right model will depend on the size of your kitchen, the type of cooking you do and the installation arrangement.
60cm and 90cm slimline cooker hoods
Choosing the correct hood width starts with the hob beneath it. A 60cm slimline cooker hood is suited to many standard-width cooking appliances, while a 90cm model provides broader coverage above larger hobs where sufficient wall space is available.
Always check the exact dimensions of the hood and hob before ordering, together with the required mounting height. The nominal width is useful for comparison, but the full product dimensions should be used when planning cabinetry, splashbacks and duct routes.
Ducted or recirculating extraction
ViandPro slimline wall hoods can be installed for external extraction using 150mm round ducting. Where a suitable route to an outside wall is available, ducting carries extracted air, moisture and cooking odours out of the kitchen.
If external ducting is not practical, the hood can instead be configured for recirculation using the appropriate optional charcoal filters. Air is filtered before being returned to the room, providing a useful solution for kitchens where an external duct route cannot easily be created.
Controls, lighting and everyday use
Touch controls provide straightforward access to the extraction settings, while integrated LED lighting illuminates the cooking surface below. The range is designed around removable grease filtration, allowing the filters to be accessed for routine cleaning.
For customers choosing between the current models, finish and extraction performance are likely to be the main considerations. Cantata combines brushed steel with a black glass touch panel, while Rhapsody uses a matt black finish and offers the higher maximum extraction rate of the two ranges.
Before choosing your slimline cooker hood
Choose a 60cm or 90cm width to suit your hob and available wall space.
Check the complete product dimensions before installation.
Decide whether the hood will be ducted outside or used in recirculation mode.
Plan for 150mm ducting if extracting externally.
Compare extraction performance between individual models.
Check the required mounting height above your particular hob.
A ViandPro slimline cooker hood is particularly well suited to kitchens where strong wall-mounted extraction is required without a projecting glass canopy. Compare the Cantata and Rhapsody ranges to find the width, finish and extraction performance that best suits your kitchen.
