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Under-Cabinet Range Hoods
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Explore our collection of under-cabinet range hoods that fit seamlessly beneath your kitchen cabinets while delivering strong and reliable ventilation power.
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An under-cabinet range hood above a gas cooktop.
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Which Under-Cabinet Range Hood is Right for Your Kitchen?
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Compact, practical, and always ready to perform, the under-cabinet hood installs directly under your cabinets to free up space without sacrificing performance. Prefer something classic?
Visor-style hoods, like those from Avantgarde, Frigidaire, or Broan, are always a safe choice. Their slightly angled front makes the controls easy to reach and gives your kitchen a simple, efficient look.
For a more contemporary feel, rectangular hoods from Whirlpool or Blomberg stand out with their clean lines and modern design that fits effortlessly into any kitchen style.
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A Blomberg professional-style under-cabinet kitchen range hood.
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What’s the Ideal Airflow for an Under-Cabinet Range Hood?
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Airflow is measured in CFM (cubic feet per minute). For residential use, a range between 300 and 600 CFM is usually sufficient. This ensures efficient odor removal without excessive ventilation. If your kitchen is open-concept, aim for 500 to 600 CFM to keep the air fresh and pleasant.
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Under-Cabinet Range Hoods FAQ
What’s the difference between an under-cabinet hood and a chimney hood?
An under-cabinet hood mounts beneath a cabinet to stay discreet and compact, while a chimney hood is wall-mounted and serves as a visible design element. The right choice depends on your kitchen layout and style.
What airflow should I choose for my range hood?
Airflow, measured in CFM (cubic feet per minute), indicates the hood’s suction power. For home use, 300 to 600 CFM is typically enough to handle everyday cooking.
What size under-cabinet hood should I choose for my kitchen?
For a 30-inch range, choose a hood of the same width to ensure full coverage over your cooking surface. The same applies to 36-inch ranges, which require a hood of equal width for optimal performance.