Compare chimney types
| Feature | Auto-Clean | Wall-Mounted | Island | Filterless | Corner |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Typical suction | 1000–1200 | 900–1200 | 1100–1500 | 1000–1300 | 900–1100 |
| Noise target | ≤60 dB | ≤62 dB | ≤65 dB | ≤62 dB | ≤63 dB |
| Common sizes | 60/90 cm | 60/90 cm | 90/120 cm | 60/90 cm | 60/90 cm |
| Best for | Regular use | Wall cooktops | Island kitchens | Low filter care | Corner layouts |
Choose the right chimney with confidence
Kitchen size
Measure the cooking area and consider ceiling height, ventilation and the position of the cooktop.
Cooking habits
Light cooking may need less airflow than frequent frying, grilling and high-smoke cooking.
Burner count
Match chimney width to your cooktop so the hood covers the main cooking zone effectively.
60 cm vs 90 cm
60 cm suits many compact cooktops; 90 cm offers broader coverage for larger cooking surfaces.
Filter type guide
Metal baffles redirect grease and are designed for periodic cleaning.
Mesh layers trap grease and generally need regular cleaning to maintain airflow.
Uses an internal design to manage grease and airflow without a conventional removable filter.
Add short videos for safe surface cleaning, filter care and basic troubleshooting.