Filter by range

Start by matching hood size to your cooktop: 90 cm for wide setups, 60 cm for standard stoves. After sizing, refine by filtration type, design (such as straight or T-shape), and installation needs (ducted or recirculating). If you want to control odors, look for hoods that use charcoal filters and fit your chosen width. Finally, pick a brand and features like LED lighting or a digital display that suit your kitchen.

Charcoal filters are essential for odor removal in recirculating hoods and must match the hood size you choose. They wear out over time, so plan for replacement filters from trusted brands. Decide whether a universal or brand-specific filter best fits your 90 cm or 60 cm models. Regular maintenance and timely replacements keep odors under control and performance high.

Yes—your cooking style changes what you filter by. Home cooks with everyday meals benefit from a broader 90 cm hood for wide coverage and balanced airflow, while frequent fryers need higher extraction and robust filtration typical of upgraded 60 cm or 90 cm models. Consider noise and energy use; higher airflow often means louder operation. Choose brands and features (like LED lighting) that match your kitchen routine.

Ensure the hood fits your kitchen layout and supports your ducting choice (ducted or recirculating). Check mounting type and required clearance to avoid installation problems. Regularly replace charcoal filters and clean surfaces to maintain performance. Verify that replacement filters and parts are readily available for your chosen brand and size.

Brand choice affects performance and filter availability; Polystar offers multiple 90 cm and 60 cm range hoods with charcoal filtration, while GS provides reliable options in the same sizes. Look for a series that includes features you value—LED lighting, digital displays, and durable construction—for easier maintenance and parts availability. Choosing a trusted brand helps ensure quick access to replacement filters and accessories.

Start with your required width (60 cm or 90 cm) and decide whether you need a ducted or recirculating setup. Filter further by features like charcoal filtration, LED lighting, and a digital display to match your kitchen style. Compare brands known for range hoods in your region so parts and replacements are easy to obtain. This approach keeps you focused on options that truly fit your space and needs.