Wall-Mounted Hoods are mounted on the wall above the cooking area. They come in various sizes and designs, offering effective ventilation and allowing for plenty of space in the Kitchen. They include Slant Hood and Box Hood. Condensate Hood can be used for applications requiring the removal of Steam such as at Dishwashing Areas or above Steaming Machines.

Island Hoods or Ceiling-Mounted Hoods are suspended from the ceiling above an island cooking range. They are specifically designed for Kitchens with a cooking surface located away from the walls

Unlike other Hoods that vent the air outside, Ductless Range Hoods use filters to trap grease, smoke, and odours, and then recirculate the purified air back into the Kitchen. They are a good option for Kitchens where installing Kitchen Exhaust Ducting is challenging or not possible

Compact and Cost-effective for installations with limited space

Designed with a split airway, the motor is protected from the kitchen exhaust air by having its own compartment. Motor is isolated from the main kitchen exhaust air stream by a tunnel which extends to the side of the main fan casing.
Silencers can be added to reduce noise emission.

An improvement of the Bifurcated Kitchen Exhaust Fan with higher static pressure and better acoustic insulation. Box fans can also be installed at a bend/elbow of the Kitchen Exhaust Duct to eliminate the pressure loss across the bend/elbow. Casing panels can be disassembled easily from all sides for maintenance.