Cooker hoods in South Africa: what a 60 cm hood costs
A standard 60 cm cooker hood costs roughly R 1,050 to R 1,600 in South Africa, while a branded or wall-mounted model is about R 2,000 to R 3,500, in rand. Check the width, the extraction rate and how the hood will vent, then send a request on BlaBlaPrice: the AI checks sellers' websites and price lists here and shows the offers it finds.
Approximate prices in South Africa, October 2026 (sellers' websites)| Type | Size | Price range |
|---|
| Basic canopy or chimney hood | 60 cm | R 1,050 to R 1,600 |
| Branded or wall-mounted hood | 60 cm | R 2,000 to R 3,500 |
| Designer, telescopic or 90 cm hood | 60–90 cm | R 2,000 to R 8,500 |
Ventilation and gas rules
Ventilation in a South African kitchen falls under the National Building Regulations. Part O of those regulations (SANS 10400-O) sets the deemed-to-satisfy requirements for lighting and ventilation, so ask the installer how the hood will vent. If your hob runs on gas, a service and shut-off valve must sit between the gas bottle and the appliance, so check that before the hood goes in. Cleaning guidance also cites Regulation R638 under the Foodstuffs, Cosmetics and Disinfectants Act as a legal requirement for cleaning extraction hoods.
Warranty and what to check
Warranties differ by brand. One Bosch local warranty page lists three years for cooker hoods, with full parts-and-labour cover in the first year and functional parts in years two and three. Another retailer's standard warranty for its hoods is two years. Ask which warranty applies to the unit you buy, and whether it covers labour as well as parts.
Season, size and delivery
October is spring, and winter from June to August is when cooking indoors is more common, so extraction matters more then. Hoods are measured in centimetres, and 60 cm is a standard width that fits between two wall-mounted units. Say the width and whether you want an integrated, canopy, chimney or telescopic model. Extraction is quoted in cubic metres per hour (m³/h), so give a target rate if you have one. Delivery is possible between Johannesburg, Cape Town, Durban, Pretoria and Gqeberha.
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Questions and answers
How much does a cooker hood cost in South Africa?
A 60 cm hood usually costs about R 1,050 to R 1,600, and a branded or wall-mounted model about R 2,000 to R 3,500, according to sellers' websites, October 2026.
Does a cooker hood have to meet building rules?
Ventilation is covered by part O of the National Building Regulations (SANS 10400-O), so ask the installer how the hood will be vented.
Which warranty is common?
One Bosch local warranty page lists three years for cooker hoods, with the first year covering parts and labour. Another retailer's standard warranty is two years, so ask which applies to your unit.
Can I have a hood delivered to Pretoria or Gqeberha?
Delivery is possible between Johannesburg, Cape Town, Durban, Pretoria and Gqeberha. Name your city in the request so that the delivery fee is quoted with the offer.