Kitchen Hood Price in Pakistan

Kitchen hood price in Pakistan by brand

A kitchen hood pulls cooking smoke, steam and oil out of the air, keeping your kitchen and cabinets clear of the grease that frying and tarka throw up. The models here run from a value T-shape chimney to a slim gesture-control hood with self-cleaning. Compare the live price range for each brand we hold, then open a brand for its full lineup:

The table lists only brands with stock today, and each row links to that brand’s own page. Prices refresh daily, so what you see is what we can ship.

Kitchen hood price in Pakistan by shape: T-shape, butterfly and slanted

The shape is the main choice — it changes the look over your stove and how the hood draws air. Compare live prices by shape:

A T-shape hood is the most popular — a flat, angled canopy that sits over the stove and suits most modern kitchens, and it is where most of the range sits. A butterfly (curved glass) hood has a sloping glass front that looks sleek and gives more headroom, good for a smaller kitchen. A slanted hood angles the whole body for a contemporary look and keeps the controls within easy reach. All three do the same job — the choice is about the look over your stove and the space you have.

Kitchen hood suction power — how much do you need?

Suction power, measured in cubic metres of air per hour, decides how well the hood clears heavy desi cooking. Compare live prices by suction:

Suction is the single most important spec for Pakistani cooking, which produces a lot of smoke and grease from frying and tarka. Around 900 m³/hr suits light-to-normal cooking; 1100 m³/hr is a strong all-rounder for a family kitchen; and 1300 m³/hr and above is what you want if you fry and do heavy tarka daily. Match the suction to how you cook — an underpowered hood leaves grease on the walls, while a strong one keeps the kitchen clean. The size matters alongside it: a 90 cm hood covers a standard stove and is where most of the range sits, while a 70–75 cm hood suits a smaller cooktop. Compare live prices by size:

Kitchen hood features that matter

Beyond shape and suction, a few features make a hood easier to live with. Self-cleaning (auto-clean) heats the oil collector to loosen grease, cutting the worst kitchen chore — a real benefit with heavy frying. Gesture or touch control lets you change the speed with greasy hands without smearing buttons. LED lights brighten the cooktop, washable or removable filters keep the airflow strong, and a low noise level matters since a hood runs throughout cooking. Check the suction power, the filter type and whether it self-cleans on each product page — these decide how well it works and how much you clean.

Kitchen hood and chimney price list in Pakistan

The ten cheapest kitchen hoods we actually have in stock, priced live. Open any model for its shape, size, suction power, features and 365-day price history.

Which kitchen hood brand should you buy?

Signature holds the widest choice and the deepest stock by a distance — from a value T-shape up to a 90 cm smart-control island hood, and it owns the premium end of this page. NasGas holds the value end with dependable T-shape and chimney hoods, including our cheapest. Haier brings a trusted name with high-suction auto-clean models and nationwide service, and Care adds auto-clean and voice-control hoods. Esquire offers a high-suction option, and Dawlance is a trusted name whose hood range is mostly out of stock at the moment — use “Notify me” rather than settling for a near-match. Open any brand page for its full lineup and live prices.