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Choosing the right chimney isn’t just about suction power or features—it starts with your kitchen layout. Whether your cooking space is built along a wall or centered around an island, selecting the right type of chimney ensures not just effective ventilation but also seamless design integration.

Wall-mounted and island chimneys serve different needs, and understanding the difference can help you make a more informed decision.

Wall-Mount Chimneys: A Practical Fit for Most Indian Kitchens

Wall-mounted chimneys are installed directly against a wall, usually above the hob or cooktop that’s aligned to the kitchen wall.

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Wall-mounted chimneys work well when your cooking zone isn’t the central focus of your kitchen, but still needs reliable smoke extraction.

Island Chimneys: Designed for Open Kitchens

Island chimneys are mounted to the ceiling, above cooking stations placed in the center of the kitchen. These are more common in modern, open-plan layouts where the hob isn’t against a wall.

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An island chimney becomes a design feature in itself—functional, but also part of your kitchen’s identity.

Visual Impact vs. Performance

Performance-wise, both types come with high suction options, filterless designs, and heat auto-clean features. What matters more is proper placement and choosing the right suction power based on your cooking habits.

Carysil’s Range for Every Kitchen Layout

Carysil offers chimneys that combine function with form—whether you’re after minimalist designs or bold statement pieces.

Find the Right Chimney for Your Kitchen

Visit your nearest Carysil showroom to see both wall-mounted and island chimneys in action. Or browse our collection online at Carysil Kitchen Chimneys to pick a model that fits your space and your style.