Why this extraction canopie earns its place
Extraction canopies sit directly above high-heat cooking — fryers, grills, woks, griddles — where steam and grease-laden air rises continuously. A labyrinth filter tackles that at source, using a maze-like internal structure to slow the air and separate out grease droplets and condensation before they coat your ducting and reach your roof.
The 378 × 298 mm size fits standard Combisteel extraction hoods, making it the right choice for medium-sized cooking lines or as a backup filter in larger systems. Unlike simple mesh screens, the labyrinth design doesn't just block particles — it forces the air to change direction repeatedly, so grease settles out and drains away while clean air passes through to the ducting above.
That matters more than it sounds. A clogged or inefficient filter forces your extraction fan to work harder, pulling more energy and creating noise. Worse, grease buildup in the ducting becomes a fire risk and a cleaning nightmare. A good labyrinth filter — replaced on schedule — keeps the whole system running cleanly and safely.
