Hi Loubrad, The fan you are after is a telescopic fan. They come both 600mm and 900mm wide. I would always sell the larger format fan with a 800mm/900mm induction hob to limit condensation as much as possible. The brands I would normally sell with this layout is Bosch and Siemens. Hope this helps, Conor, Ballycastlehomecare

Ah, the joys of fitting extractors around beams etc! As suggested, I'd consider looking at alternative extractors (BEST/Elica/Luxair) to see if any might work better with your layout. Alternatively, dropping the ceiling above the entirety of the island could be made into an attractive feature. flat ducting may also help, but be aware there may be a reduction in efficiency of the unit. Hope you find a suitable solution! J Caldicot Kitchens

I'm sorry to say that you would be throwing good money after bad. The type of extractor you've linked to is a bathroom model. These gently extractor moist air over a period of time. technically it extracts 220m3 per hour. Even the most basic 'cheap' cooking extractors will deal with 3 times that volume and good ones will extract 6 or 7 times that volume. In real terms that would mean you need between 4 to 7 of those extractors to do the job of what a single dedicated cooking extractor could achieve. When it comes to dealing with greasy smoke filled air, then the difference between a simple ceiling extractor and a dedicated cooking extractor is the difference between a gentle streaming brook and the grand canyon.

Sorry to be the party-pooper, but I really wouldn't change the door - the doors look great, suit the period of the house and if you change one, you'll end up doing them all. Either consider another washing machine, or do some work in the back of the cupboard to chase out a bit more space for all your pipework. If necessary, add some thin foam-cushioned strips/sheet on the inside of the door to avoid rubbing or vibration. I think any of these options will be both cheaper than replacing multiple doors, and will still keep some lovely features! Caldicot Kitchens