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Vent cooking smoke and odours fast with a rangehood using ducted or recirculating extraction, rated in m³/hr to suit your cooktop. Explore canopy, undermount and slideout styles from brands like Smeg, Miele and Schweigen at The Good Guys.

Vent cooking smoke and odours fast with a rangehood using ducted or recirculating extraction, rated in m³/hr to suit your cooktop. Explore canopy, undermount and slideout styles from brands like Smeg, Miele and Schweigen at The Good Guys.

Looking for a Rangehood to keep the air in your kitchen fresh?

Rangehoods clear cooking smoke, steam and odours from the air, and choosing the right one comes down to three things: how it vents, how much air it moves, and where it fits in your kitchen. Ducted rangehoods push air outside through ductwork and clear smoke and grease fastest, if your kitchen layout allows for it.

Recirculating rangehoods filter the air and return it to the room, which suits apartments or an island bench where outside ducting isn't possible. For extraction power, check the m³/hr rating: most home kitchens need 300-600 m³/hr, and a wider cooktop or open-plan kitchen needs a rangehood at the higher end of that range. Style affects fit too: Canopy and Island rangehoods sit above the cooktop as a visible feature, Undermount and Slideout models tuck into cabinetry for a hidden look, Fixed rangehoods suit simple layouts, and BBQ rangehoods handle heavier grease and smoke for outdoor kitchens.

The Good Guys stock these styles from brands including Smeg, Miele, Westinghouse, and Schweigen, whether you're renovating, replacing an old unit, or buying your first rangehood.


Popular Rangehood Styles

Style

Best for

Canopy

Bold, visible design installed against the wall or ceiling above the cooktop. Often used as a feature piece in the kitchen.

Undermount

Fits inside kitchen cabinetry above the cooktop for a hidden, integrated look.

Slideout

Compact, pull-out unit that tucks away when not in use. Good for smaller kitchens or tighter cabinetry spaces.

Island

Mounted above a freestanding island cooktop, visible from all sides of the kitchen.

Fixed

Permanently mounted, with a simple design suited to straightforward kitchen layouts.

BBQ rangehoods

Built to handle heavier grease and smoke output. Suited to outdoor kitchens or homes that cook on a BBQ or grill indoors.


Rangehood Materials and Finishes

The material and finish of your rangehood affects your kitchen's overall look. Stainless steel rangehoods are popular for their durability and easy cleaning. Glass rangehoods give a more contemporary feel and work well in smaller spaces since they don't visually dominate the room. For a seamless look, an integrated rangehood blends with your cabinetry. Some rangehoods come in bold colours or with customisable panels to match your kitchen.

Matching Your Stove Top Hood to Your Kitchen Style

Choosing a rangehood that matches your kitchen style keeps the room looking cohesive. Use these as a starting point:

  • For modern kitchens: choose sleek, minimalist designs in stainless steel or glass.

  • For traditional kitchens: consider a canopy rangehood with decorative features.

  • For industrial-style kitchens: look for rangehoods with exposed ducting or metallic finishes.

  • For compact kitchens: choose space-saving options like slide-out or under-cabinet rangehoods.

Your rangehood should also match the other appliances and fixtures in your kitchen. For more ideas on updating your kitchen, see these 5 easy ways to revamp your kitchen.


Stove Top Hood Noise Levels and Performance

When choosing a rangehood, weigh up both extraction power and noise level. Extraction rate is measured in cubic metres per hour (m³/hr); the higher the number, the more powerful the suction. Most home kitchens need a rate between 300-600 m³/hr. Noise is measured in decibels (dB), and quieter models run around 50-60 dB. Look for a rangehood with multiple fan speeds so you can adjust power and noise to match what you're cooking.


What Are The Latest Innovations?

Newer rangehoods add features that older models don't. Some current models include:

  • Smart connectivity for remote operation via smartphone apps

  • Automatic sensors that adjust extraction based on cooking intensity

  • LED lighting with adjustable colour temperature

  • Energy-efficient EC motors for reduced power consumption

  • Perimeter extraction for improved performance and easier cleaning

These features add convenience and help keep your kitchen's air quality up. For higher-end options, look at Schweigen rangehoods.


Spring Clean Your Whole Home

A fresh-smelling kitchen is just the start. Spring cleaning season is a good time to tackle floors and other hard-to-clean messes too. The Good Guys stock vacuum cleaners with steam cleaning, like the Shark Steam Pickup 3-in-1, which vacuums, scrubs, and steam-sanitises hard floors in one pass. A wet dry vacuum from brands like Kärcher, Dyson, or Shark handles spills, pet messes, and DIY debris around the home.


Frequently Asked Questions

Rangehood price is driven mainly by installation type, size and material.

Recirculating and slideout models generally cost less to install since they don't need external ducting, while canopy and island rangehoods cost more due to the ducting and stronger extraction motors involved. Stainless steel and glass finishes typically cost more than painted metal panels.

Check each product's price on its own page, or ask a team member in one of our stores.

Yes, The Good Guys can arrange professional installation for your new rangehood through our network of licensed installers. This service typically includes the removal of your old appliance and the connection of the new unit to existing ducting or setup for recirculation. You can request a quote for installation at the time of purchase online or in-store.

Ducted rangehoods vent air, along with cooking smells, grease and steam, straight outside through ductwork. This is the more effective option if your kitchen layout allows for it.

Recirculating rangehoods filter the air and push it back into the room. This works where outside ducting is not possible, such as in an apartment or with an island bench, but recirculating models are generally less effective at clearing smoke and odours.

Clean baffle filters regularly, generally every few weeks with typical use. Many are dishwasher safe, which makes the job easier. Mesh filters usually need a manual wipe down with warm soapy water. Regular cleaning keeps extraction performance up and reduces grease build-up over time.

Rangehood prices are primarily determined by the extraction rate (m³/hr), the width of the unit (usually 60cm or 90cm), and the brand's motor technology. Check each product's price on its own page, or ask a team member in one of our stores.

Rangehood prices vary a lot by style and size, based on the ranges The Good Guys stocks (accessories like ducting and filters aren't included in these figures).

Compact Fixed and Slideout rangehoods start from around $130, up to around $1,100 for larger sizes. Undermount and Canopy models typically run from around $250 to $2,000, covering most integrated and feature kitchens. Premium designer units, including silent or Wi-Fi-connected models from brands like Schweigen, Miele and Smeg, go up to around $9,000.

Check each product's price on its own page, or ask a team member in one of our stores.

Yes, The Good Guys supports several flexible payment options including Afterpay, Zip Pay, PayPal Pay in 4 and Latitude Interest Free. These services allow you to purchase your rangehood immediately and pay for it in instalments over time.

Late fees apply and eligibility and repayment terms vary depending on the provider and the total cost of your appliance. See the provider's website for full terms.

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