Westin canopy cooker hoods are built to stay out of sight. You fit one inside a wall cupboard, a made-to-measure canopy or a chimney breast, so only the underside shows above the hob. Every hood here is stainless steel and comes in widths from 52 cm to 110 cm. They suit kitchens where you want the cabinetry to take centre stage, not the extractor. All models listed have three fan speeds plus a booster for short bursts of strong extraction.
Prime and Prime Slim make up most of the range. Prime Slim is a narrower version of Prime. It comes in more widths, including 70 cm and 100 cm, and the internal-motor versions are rated A for energy, against B for the Prime models with internal motors. Both reach up to 771 m³/h on booster. Prime Edge comes in 80, 90 and 110 cm widths with similar airflow. Bloque Slim, in 52, 85 and 100 cm, is rated A and has the quietest lowest setting here, at 45 dB. For a large range cooker, the 110 cm Prime Pro has two internal motors and reaches up to 1362 m³/h on booster. It is extraction only, so it needs ducting to an outside wall. Prime Titanium 360 adds variable warmth LED spot lighting, which lets you change the light over the hob from warm to cool white.
Most models can either duct air outside or recirculate it through filters and back into the room. Ducting usually clears steam and smells more effectively. Recirculation avoids knocking through a wall, but the charcoal filters need replacing from time to time. Several Prime, Prime Slim and Prime Edge hoods also come as shell-only versions with no motor. These are for installations that pair the hood with a compatible motor bought separately.
To narrow the choice, start with the internal width of the cupboard or canopy the hood will sit in. Next, decide whether you can duct outside. If you can, and you cook a lot on a large hob, look at Prime Pro. If not, choose a model that recirculates. To compare canopy hoods with other designs, browse all Westin cooker hoods, see Westin wall mounted cooker hoods, or explore all Westin products.
