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Hoods
Belling Cooker Hoods Phantom
T
he hoods market still represents a sales opportunity for retailers as
hoods are increasingly seen as a necessity, rather than an extractor
accessory.
The trend for open plan living spaces in our homes has been one of
the key factors responsible for driving growth in the hood market. In
hood
open plan kitchens, cooking appliances are often a matter of feet
away from soft furnishings, so removing cooking smells quickly
from
before they can soak into fabric and upholstery is important – making
an efficient extraction or recirculation system essential.
Designs are becoming increasingly varied and noise levels have also
Caple
diminished to levels as low as 48dbA - not bad when you consider that a
normal level of conversation is around 60db. What used to be a cumbersome
and noisy addition to a kitchen is now a quiet, subtle style statement.
Crisp, contemporary styling
characterises the latest hood,
Phantom, from innovative appliance
specialist, Caple.
blend seamlessly into the kitchen.
Bringing a fresh new edge to
Dichroic light provides effective task
Caple’s portfolio of appliances, the
lighting as well as aesthetic appeal.
Phantom features this season’s latest
The Phantom’s aluminium grease
trend; white glass. Combined with
filters are hygienic and easy-to-
tough and durable stainless steel,
maintain and with an eye on energy
the white glass brings an effortless
efficiency, there’s a ten-minute auto-
sense of sophistication to the
timer switch-off.
kitchen. Providing both strength
Phantom is available as an island
and elegance, the Phantom’s sleek
or wall mounted extractor and with
curves soften the cool minimalist
external ducting or internal
style.
recirculation possible.
Offering the very best technical
The Phantom hood retails from
expertise, the Phantom hood has an
around £900 including VAT.
extraction rate of 800m3 per hour.
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0117 938 1900
With a maximum noise level of just
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61 decibels, this chimney hood will
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Enquiry no: 45
Belling, the UK’s number one cooking brand*, offers the Chim60 – perfect for
those compact living spaces. It features: a73 Three speed fan a73 2 x 40W lamps a73
Washable grease filters a73 Carbon filters available as optional extra a73 Push
button controls a73 Maximum dbA noise level of 48 a73 Available in Stainless
Steel or Black. *Source GFK October 2008 MAT Value.
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0871 222 2635
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Enquiry no: 413
Belling DIH900
Top class from CDA
Glass is a key element in cleaned in the dishwasher.
contemporary kitchen design, not just a73 Filter saturation warning light.
for unit doors and splashbacks but a73 Powerful halogen downlights to
also for appliances. Appliance provide good working light on the
specialist CDA has launched the 3Z9 hob.
extractor in a choice of either black or a73 Twin fan motor.
white bevelled edge glass to match its a73 Extraction rate of 750m3/hr.
multifunction 6Z6 single electric oven. a73 Quiet – runs at just 53dBA
As well as looking good, this extractor a73 Clear air function
is packed with impressive features to a73 15 minute timer
Belling DIH900
keep the kitchen clean and fresh. Retail price for this impressive extractor
a73 90cm Designer Island Cooker Hood
a73 Can be installed for ducted or re- is around £755 with a five year parts
a73 Curved glass canopy
circulating operation. and labour guarantee.
body and chimney
a73 Stainless steel
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4 x 10W halogen lights
Three speed fan
setting to deal with lingering odours.
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01949 862 000
filters
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a73 Carbon filters available as an a73 Touch control. www.cda.eu
optional extra
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a73 Push button controls
a73 Aluminium grease filters can be Enquiry no: 43
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a73 Glass canopy
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