Miro wall mounted cooker hoods fix to the wall above the hob and are vented through a chimney. They suit kitchens where the hob sits against a wall rather than on an island. Here you'll find two designs: the Hamlet, a glass-fronted hood, and the Utopia, a wider black hood with built-in shelves.
The Hamlet comes in 600mm and 800mm widths, with a white glass or black glass finish in each size. A 600mm hood suits a standard 60cm hob. The 800mm version covers a wider hob or gives a little extra overhang to catch steam. The white glass tends to blend into a pale kitchen, while the black glass gives a stronger contrast against light tiles or splashbacks.
The Utopia is 900mm wide and has shelves for keeping oils, spices or utensils near the hob. It has three fan speeds and a booster. Airflow ranges from 287 m³/h up to 730 m³/h on boost, and noise runs from 48 dB at the lowest setting to 68 dB at full power. It carries an A energy rating and can either duct air outside or recirculate it through filters. Recirculation is useful when you can't run a duct to an outside wall.
To narrow your choice, start with your hob width. Then decide whether a glass finish or the open shelving of the Utopia suits your kitchen better. To compare other styles, see all Miro cooker hoods, or look at Miro canopy cooker hoods if you'd like a hood that fits inside a chimney breast or a run of wall cabinets.
