CURRENT EDITION
MARKET NOTE
Prices are observed in each model’s representative selling market and then approximately normalized to USD solely for comparison; they are not cross-border landed prices. The useful global bands found were roughly US$400–700 for competent 90 cm mass-market ducted canopies, US$1,200–2,000 for well-built specialist or quiet systems, and about US$2,700 for the single large-format premium remote-blowe
7 PRODUCTS · RANKED
House priorities favor construction, performance, and value.
Current top recommendation: Schweigen Silent Undermount 1200.
$2,700
Schweigen
Top PickTop pick and upgrade: the 120 cm capture plane and remote SP1600 blower suit broad cooktops while moving motor noise outside; stainless baffles and a 10-year motor warranty support the premium.
$1,350
Falmec
NRS acoustic treatment distinguishes this 90 cm open-kitchen canopy; AISI 304 stainless, perimeter extraction and washable metal filters make the cost traceable to construction rather than finish alone.
$680
KOBE
An 18-gauge stainless shell gives this 36-inch hood unusual stiffness for its price; dishwasher-safe baffles, oil tunnels and mechanical buttons favor heavy use and straightforward servicing.
$1,700
Its centrifugal Oil Smasher intercepts grease before the fan, with specialist coverage citing the intended ten-year fan-cleaning interval; the 90 cm body remains better suited to domestic hobs than pro ranges.
$410
Candy
Budget pick: a 90 cm canopy, 150 mm duct connection and three washable aluminium filters provide sound fundamentals near $410; the 978.2 m³/h boost figure does not establish installed airflow or quietness.
$1,525
Tramontina
A motor mountable up to 12 metres away cuts blower noise at the cabinet; the 75 cm insert pairs that split layout with IEC-rated 830 m³/h airflow and removable metal filters.
$1,750
Qasair
Fully welded stainless gives this 600 mm canopy a rigid, rattle-resistant structure; the simple 900 m³/h motor and washable metal filters favor narrow cooktops over feature-heavy installations.