Extractor Hob
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Extractor Hob
An extractor hob is a kitchen appliance that is used to draw out smoke, steam, and odors from the cooking area. It is typically made up of a fan, a filter, and a hood. The fan is used to draw out the air, the filter is used to remove grease and other particles, and the hood is used to direct the air outside. This appliance is usually mounted above the stove and is connected to a vent, which is used to expel the air out of the kitchen. Extractor hobs are designed to improve air quality in the kitchen and reduce the risk of fire.
Cooking, kitchen, stove, appliance, ventilation, exhaust, hood, fan, filter, smoke, steam, odors, air quality, fire safety.
CITATION : "Robert Johnson. 'Extractor Hob.' Design+Encyclopedia. https://design-encyclopedia.com/define/extractor-hob?E=182437 (Accessed on October 14, 2026)"
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