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Induction hob with integrated extractor

5 years ago

What's the best price you've found for one of these please? I know some are awfully expensive for our budget but I really feel it might be our only option due to position of hob on island directly below steel beam.

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Vicki Williams
5 years ago
We had this exact issue. We opted for a pop up re-circulating extractor and a small external extractor on the wall above the cupboards. The pop up extractor doesn't do the job well and is noisy so we rarely use it. We rely on the small external extractor and just switch that on when we're cooking. We had our kitchen done over 3yrs ago so they may have improved the pop up extractors now.
Vicki Williams
5 years ago
So in summary, save on the pop up extractor as they're rubbish.
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Ruth House
Original Author
5 years ago
thanks Vicki, yes we have also considered an extractor elsewhere in kitchen instead.

keen to know people's experience of the in hob extractors as well.
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5 years ago
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