Bertazzoni canopy cooker hoods come from the brand's Modern Series and have a stainless steel finish. A canopy hood fits inside a wall cabinet or a purpose-built housing above the hob. The motor and body are hidden, and only the slim underside shows. It suits kitchens where you want good extraction without making the hood a feature.

There are three widths: 52 cm, 70 cm and 86 cm. As a rule, choose a hood at least as wide as your hob, so the 86 cm model suits a wider hob. Each hood has three fan speeds plus a booster setting. The booster gives a short burst of extra power for searing or stir-frying, when steam and smoke peak. Extraction power rises with width: 590 m³/h on the 52 cm hood in normal use, and over 700 m³/h on the two larger hoods. The 52 cm and 70 cm models are rated C for energy efficiency, and the 86 cm model is rated B.

You can also choose how the hood handles the air. Ducting it outside clears steam and cooking smells most thoroughly. Recirculation filters the air and returns it to the kitchen, which helps when an outside wall is out of reach, though the filters need replacing over time. The 52 cm model can be set up either way.

To narrow it down, start with your hob width and the size of the cabinet the hood will sit in, then check whether you can duct to the outside. If you'd rather have a hood on show, look at Bertazzoni chimney cooker hoods, or browse every style in Bertazzoni cooker hoods.