CDA Glass Curved Chimney Hood vs 600mm Chimney Cooker Hood — Comparison

The ECP62SS, the CDA ECP62SS Glass Curved Chimney Hood at £189, and the EVA60BL, the CDA EVA60BL 600mm Chimney Cooker Hood at £219, are both visible chimney-style options. The ECP62SS is the cheaper curved-glass model, while the EVA60BL costs £30 more and offers a more control-led specification. Both sit above CDA’s basic integrated extractors but below premium designer hoods.

The ECP62SS lists 3 speeds, a 58dB noise rating, push-button control and a dishwasher-safe aluminium grease filter. The EVA60BL lists 3 speed settings, 330m3/hr extraction, touch controls and 2 x 2W LED lights. The ECP62SS has the clearer noise and filter-maintenance details, which are useful for day-to-day ownership. The EVA60BL has the stated extraction rate and more modern touch controls. No power figure is supplied for either hood, and the ECP62SS does not list lighting in the supplied details, while the EVA60BL explicitly includes twin 2W LEDs.

The ECP62SS suits buyers who want a curved-glass chimney look, prefer push-button simplicity and care about the 58dB noise figure and dishwasher-safe filter. It also saves £30. The EVA60BL suits users who prioritise a stated 330m3/hr extraction rate, touch controls and built-in LED lighting. It is the better pick for those who want clearer airflow and illumination specs, even at the higher price.

Bottom line: "choose ECP62SS if you want the cheaper curved-glass chimney hood with 58dB noise and dishwasher-safe aluminium filter / opt for EVA60BL if you want 330m3/hr extraction, touch controls and 2 x 2W LED lights."