Good for the price, however when recirulating the steam from cooking is sometimes drawn over the hood rather than through the filter. Considering venting outside now

Good product surprised it didn’t have a plug on it and a carbon filter

I tried my local electrical shops for this product, but couldn’t find the item. The product was available only on your site. It was a like for like item, which is great for me.

We were looking for a black cooker hood to match the black hob and also needed a rear vent hole. This model was the only one on the market which fitted the bill. A nice looking product which was easy enough to install with just two screws. The only reason for four instead of five stars was some initial confusion as to whether it was missing fixing plates on which to hook the hood.

Overall this cooker hood was a great replacement for the original Creda Plan model. I was able to use most of the original fixing points. It provides great light for cooking and is not too noisy when the fan is on. A little flimsy maybe but does a good job.The instructions are like most these days using drawings without text and cover a number of models. It is definitely a two person job.

Great basic visor cooker hood - works well not too loud. Would have been good if a charcoal filter was included but easy enough to buy.

Great item only problem is the front sicks out a bit fit me as I have a narrow kitchen

First one arrived with a dent in the side due to damage in transit but it was swiftly replaced. Overall very pleased with the cooker hood but as previous reviewers have said it is fairly noisy especially on the highest setting, (although we had been used to an almost defunct 30 year old Zanussi cooker hood which barely whispered). Now we watch the steam being sucked away and enjoy an odour free kitchen. The instructions (pictures and no words) were not very helpful and the template for fixing positions seems to bear little resemblance to the actual position of the screw holes. That said it was relatively easy for a pair of pensioners to put up using common sense and basic diy skills.