Pros and Cons of Wall Mounted Range Hoods

One of the great ways to keep your kitchen clean and smelling fresh is by installing a wall-mounted range hood. You don’t have to worry anymore about smoke fumes and other lingering odors when you have this. For a homeowner who wants to protect their kitchen cabinet at Fountain Valley from oil and grease, a wall-mounted would be a best friend.

But the pros and cons still exist if you plan to install one. In this article, find out whether a wall-mounted range would work well in your kitchen.

Because not all homes have the space for a kitchen, range hoods can be challenging to install. Ducted range hoods can be difficult to install because it requires much space. You will need to install ducts from your kitchen to the exterior of your house. This makes it challenging to use in small kitchens. If your kitchen is smaller, you may choose to install a wall-mounted ductless range hood or perhaps exhaust fans.

It is possible to consider range hoods a disadvantage if they are not regularly cleaned. Range hoods, after some time, can be blocked by grease buildup and make the kitchen smell foul. However, in recent years, range hoods were made to have filters, making cleaning easier. Cleaning and maintaining a fresh kitchen will mean regular cleaning and check up on the homeowner’s part.

Ducted Hoods are a popular choice in kitchen remodeling companies in Rancho Cucamonga because of their efficiency, as they are quieter than other types. Range hoods that are less efficient and mounted on walls can be very noisy. 

 See this infographic by Mr. Cabinet Care and explore other things to know about range hoods in the kitchen.