Larger installations are often fabricated as copper cladding over a prepared structural carcass. In this example, we clad a client-supplied timber carcass to create a four-metre aged copper cooker hood, designed as a decorative surround for a large kitchen range cooker extraction system while maintaining precise panel alignment and clean architectural geometry.

No two kitchens are the same — and hood geometry is often dictated by ceiling height, duct position and the extraction unit selected. Many of our bespoke copper cooker hoods are designed for range cookers such as AGA, Lacanche and Rangemaster, where the hood becomes a striking architectural feature within the kitchen. We manufacture each copper cooker hood as a fabricated component, ensuring consistent panel alignment, clean sightlines and practical access for fitting.

• Wall-mounted canopy hoods
• Island cooker hoods
• Chimney-style copper hoods
• Decorative surrounds for existing extractor hood systems

All fabrication is carried out in-house as part of our wider
sheet metal fabrication capability, allowing full control over scale, proportion and finish quality.

In these images: A copper cooker hood canopy during fabrication in our Liverpool workshop, alongside a mirror-polished copper range cooker hood installed above a large range cooker in a bespoke kitchen.

Search demand often centres around standard appliance widths such as 60cm and 90cm, but we regularly manufacture oversized canopies for range cookers and architectural kitchen installations. Each copper extraction hood is made to suit your specific layout rather than adapted from an off-the-shelf appliance.

We manufacture copper cooker hoods from standard 60cm widths through to oversized architectural installations.

• 60cm – compact domestic installations
• 90cm – premium residential kitchens
• Wide-format canopies – suited to range cookers and feature walls
• Island hoods – suspended or boxed designs

In this image: Satin copper cooker hood canopy during fabrication, showing folded returns and rivet detailing prior to finishing.

Finish selection significantly influences how a copper cooker hood performs visually within a kitchen. Aged and antique tones introduce depth and tonal variation, while satin copper offers a softer contemporary look. For high-impact feature spaces, polished copper creates strong reflection and presence.

• Natural / satin copper – clean, understated appearance
• Aged copper – controlled patination with tonal variation
• Hammered copper – textured surface that diffuses light
• Mirror polished copper – reflective, statement finish

Finish selection significantly influences how a copper cooker hood or range cooker hood performs visually within a kitchen. You can view examples of tonal variation and surface options on our Copper Finishes page.

In this image: Mirror-polished copper cooker hood with crisp panel alignment and high-reflective finish.