Glass hoods - check out 5 quiet and efficient models

Glass Cooker Hoods – Discover 5 Quiet and Efficient Models

In a modern kitchen striving to be clean and hygienic, a cooker hood is an essential appliance. It removes moist fumes, greasy particles, and other pollutants from the air that can negatively affect your health. It also protects your furniture and other kitchen accessories from the harmful effects of mould and mildew.

That’s why in this article, we present glass cooker hoods in various styles so that everyone can find something suitable for their kitchen.

Angled Glass Cooker Hoods

Of course, glass cooker hoods are only partially made of glass. The toughened glass is usually used for the front of the hood, while the other components (motor, filters, covers) are typically made of metal (steel, aluminium) and plastics. The advantage of toughened glass is its high resistance to mechanical and thermal damage, as well as its ease of cleaning. A well-maintained glass hood will look beautiful for many years.



The angled glass cooker hood GLOBALO Fantazino is a great choice for black colour enthusiasts. It fits perfectly into modern kitchens, where light furniture and worktops dominate. Its elegant black finish gives the kitchen a glamorous touch. When mounted on the wall above a black hob, it creates a harmonious duo.



Glass cooker hoods highlight the cleanliness of the kitchen. Their perfectly smooth surface reflects light and the surrounding accessories, enhancing the cohesiveness of the interior design.

The Fantazino glass hood is a quiet appliance, operating at just 45 dB on its first speed. This means you can have conversations while preparing meals. With a maximum extraction rate of 515 m3/h, this hood efficiently cleans the air, removing moisture, grease, and unpleasant odours from the kitchen.

Under-Cabinet Glass Cooker Hoods

For fans of built-in cooker hoods that can be discreetly hidden in a cabinet above the hob, we recommend under-cabinet glass cooker hoods. These are compact appliances that are easy to match with any kitchen design and style. They also provide excellent additional lighting, perfect for gloomy mornings or winter evenings.



The GLOBALO Senturo built-in glass hood blends seamlessly with the bottom of the cabinet, leaving an aesthetically pleasing impression. At first glance, it's almost invisible, yet it surprises with its effectiveness and quiet operation. This compact 60 cm appliance reaches a maximum extraction rate of 525 m3/h on the third speed.



Touch control with an LED display makes using the hood enjoyable and intuitive. For lighting, there's a 5 W energy-saving LED strip. You'll be surprised how often this can replace overhead lighting in the kitchen, making it a warm and cosy space.

For cleaning glass hoods, a soft cloth works best. For more stubborn dirt, you can use a specialised cleaning product, such as the Berner Active spray.

Wall-Mounted Glass Cooker Hoods

The earlier angled hood also belongs to the wall-mounted category. However, due to differences in shape and design, we will showcase the so-called standard wall-mounted cooker hoods separately. They are shaped like a T-Line, resembling an inverted letter T.

This type of hood differs from angled models in that the element, often made of clear toughened glass, forms a sort of canopy over the hob. It helps to prevent moist fumes and dirty particles from spreading to the upper parts of the kitchen. These are captured by metal filters (aluminium mesh). When the hood operates in recirculation mode (closed internal circuit), a carbon filter is also used to absorb moisture and unpleasant odours.

The GLOBALO Divida glass hood is a powerful appliance for demanding tasks. Its maximum extraction rate is 760 m3/h, which ensures thorough air purification even in very large kitchens.

Countertop Glass Cooker Hoods

Yes, it's possible! Thanks to modern innovations like countertop cooker hoods, a hood can now be integrated with the hob or installed next to it. This is an entirely new solution that changes the traditional approach to cooker hoods visible in the kitchen.

 



In the image above, you can see the induction hob with the GLOBALO ORANIER countertop hood. In this case, the term glass hood is symbolic, as the hob itself is made of glass. The hood is installed in the worktop, making it almost invisible at first glance.

When activated, a special flap opens, allowing the fumes to be immediately sucked in before they can spread throughout the kitchen. This solution provides full functionality of a modern and convenient induction hob along with an efficient cooker hood.

Ceiling Glass Cooker Hoods

Why not install a cooker hood in the ceiling? It's a technology we've been developing successfully for several years.

The GLOBALO BARDOT glass ceiling hood is a solution for users who appreciate modernity in the kitchen.

 



This model can be installed in a suspended ceiling or another specially prepared structure. On a daily basis, it also serves as a lamp. Its overhead placement ensures excellent lighting for the hob and surrounding worktop area.

With a maximum extraction rate of 590 m3/h, remote control via a remote, and two LED light strips, this hood makes cooking easier and helps keep the kitchen clean.

Glass cooker hoods are an excellent solution for modern kitchens – they are durable, resistant to mechanical damage, high temperatures, and easy to clean.