Smeg KT110GRE 110cm Chimney Wall Hood Slate Grey Review, Prices & Score
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🏆 Review & price summary
This Smeg KT110GRE cooker hood is a 110cm decorative chimney wall hood in slate grey, featuring Smeg’s Victoria styling, three fan speeds plus an intensive setting, and extraction of up to 784 m³/h in intensive mode. It includes two LED hob lights, charcoal filters for recirculating installation and four aluminium anti-grease filters.
✓ Key strengths
- ✓ Powerful intensive extraction is suited to clearing strong cooking smells quickly
- ✓ Useful fitting flexibility
- ✓ Two independently operated LED lights illuminate the hob area efficiently
- ✓ The wide Victoria design creates a strong visual focal point in a large kitchen
Key Specifications
- Width
- 110cm
- Colour
- Slate grey
- Filters
- Four aluminium anti-grease filters; charcoal filters included
- Controls
- Two control knobs
- Lighting
- Two 1W LED lights, 3000K
- Noise level
- 49 dB(A) minimum; 64 dB(A) at highest standard setting; 71 dB(A) on intensive
- Vent outlet
- 150mm
- Fan settings
- Three speeds plus intensive mode
- Product type
- Decorative chimney wall-mounted cooker hood
- Nominal power
- 278W
- Installation options
- Ducted or recirculating
- Dimensions (H x W x D)
- 900 x 1100 x 532mm
- Energy efficiency class
- A
- Maximum extraction rate
- 554 m³/h
- Annual energy consumption
- 57 kWh/year
- Intensive extraction rate
- 784 m³/h
- Manufacturer product code
- KT110GRE
- Free outlet maximum capacity
- 820 m³/h
- Minimum distance from gas hob
- 750mm
- Grease filtering efficiency class
- D
- Minimum distance from electric hob
- 650mm
Who Should Buy It?
- ✓ A good fit for large kitchens with a 110cm cooking area or a preference for a broad statement hood.
- ✓ Suitable for households wanting either external ducting or recirculating operation.
- ✓ Useful for cooks who need extra extraction capacity during high-odour or intensive cooking.
- ✓ Best suited to buyers comfortable with a decorative, retro-inspired appliance design.
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Extraction performance and controls
The hood provides three standard fan speeds alongside an intensive setting. Standard extraction reaches 554 m³/h, while intensive mode is rated at 784 m³/h, giving it useful headroom for stronger cooking odours.
Operation is deliberately straightforward, using two control knobs for the fan and lighting. Noise is listed at 49 dB(A) on the lowest setting, 64 dB(A) at the highest standard setting and 71 dB(A) in intensive mode, so the strongest setting is likely to be most noticeable in use.
Installation and filtration
The Smeg KT110GRE cooker hood can be installed either as a ducted hood or in recirculating mode. Its 150mm vent outlet supports external extraction, while charcoal filters are included for recirculating use.
Four aluminium anti-grease filters are supplied, and the hood includes a non-return valve. Buyers should check the required clearances carefully: the stated minimum distance is 750mm above a gas hob and 650mm above an electric hob.
Design, lighting and efficiency
The 110cm slate-grey chimney design uses Smeg’s Victoria styling, with a gloss painted finish, brushed steel detailing and steel-effect controls. It is intended to be a prominent decorative feature rather than a concealed appliance.
Two 1W LED lights provide 3000K illumination over the hob and can be operated independently of the fan. The hood is rated A for energy efficiency, with annual energy consumption stated as 57 kWh, although its grease filtering efficiency is rated D.
Research note: this BestBuysUK assessment is based on the manufacturer's published specifications and other reputable technical sources. Specifications and retailer availability can change, so verify critical details before purchase.