The T-Line wall cooker hood has a glass front with touch controls built directly into the surface — no visible buttons, no break in the glass. A-rated 720m³/hr motor, 60mm ultra-slim profile, boost mode and 5-minute timer. Suits both modern kitchens and period homes. 60cm to 110cm. Black or Stainless Steel.
T-Line Wall Cooker Hood — Glass Front. Touch Controls. 60mm Slim. Works in Any Kitchen.
Most wall-mounted cooker hoods announce their controls: buttons on the front panel, a row of switches below the chimney, or a strip of tactile controls somewhere you can find by touch. The T-Line announces nothing. Its front face is a continuous plane of glass — and the touch-sensitive controls are built directly into that surface, seamlessly, with no visible break in the material. When the hood is off, you see a flat glass panel on the wall above the hob. When it's on, the controls illuminate within the glass and you operate them by touch.
Behind that glass face sits an A-rated 720m³/hr motor in a 60mm profile — slim enough to sit flush with most wall cabinetry without projecting into the kitchen. And unusually for a wall hood at this specification, the T-Line is explicitly suited to both contemporary kitchen designs and to period kitchens in Georgian and Victorian homes where a range cooker under a wall hood is the correct architectural move.
Glass front with integrated touch controls — the detail that defines it
The glass panel runs the full width of the hood body. The touch controls are embedded within it — fan speed, boost mode, timer, and lighting — all operated from the glass surface with no tactile buttons to accumulate grease or lose their label markings over years of use. A glass surface is also the easiest control panel to clean: a single wipe removes cooking residue from the entire face. The 5-minute timer auto-off activates from the same panel, shutting the motor and lights off automatically without needing to return to the hob after cooking.
A-rated 720m³/hr — 3 speeds, boost mode, slim build
The motor delivers 700m³/hr at its unrestricted maximum, across three standard speeds with a boost mode for high-heat cooking. A-rated energy efficiency means lower running costs across daily use. The 60mm body depth is genuinely slim for a wall-mounted chimney hood — it doesn't encroach on countertop workspace or require significant clearance from adjacent cabinetry. Ducted externally via 125mm (5") or 150mm (6") round or flat rectangular ducting for best performance, or recirculated with charcoal carbon filters where external ducting isn't possible.
Modern kitchen or period home — the T-Line suits both
Contemporary kitchens with open shelving can incorporate the T-Line as a seamless panel between units — the glass front reads as another surface in the kitchen rather than an appliance interrupting it. Period kitchens in Georgian and Victorian homes, where a range cooker sits against a chimney breast or alcove wall, benefit from the T-Line's clean rectangular form and glass front, which sits above a traditional range without the visual mismatch that more aggressively modern hoods can create. The Black finish suits dark, dramatic schemes; the Stainless Steel suits lighter, more neutral kitchen designs.
Four sizes. Dishwasher-safe filters.
Available in 60cm, 70cm, 80cm, 90cm, 100cm, 110cm widths in both Matt Black and Brushed Stainless Steel. The 18/10 stainless steel construction gives the body structural integrity regardless of finish. Metal grease filters are dishwasher-safe and straightforward to remove. Register within 31 days of installation for seven years of parts and labour warranty.
