Bora appliances in Bristol
Extraction built into the hob
The hob with the extractor built in. Bora draws steam downwards at the pan instead of chasing it with a hood, which frees up the space above an island completely.
About Bora
Bora exists because its founder got tired of extractor hoods. Willi Bruckbauer patented the idea in Bavaria and the company has been selling it since 2007. Instead of a hood trying to catch steam after it has risen and spread, the extractor sits in the hob and pulls it down at the pan.
The result is a hob with nothing above it. On an island that means clear sightlines and being able to talk to people while you cook. In a room with a low or sloping ceiling it removes the problem altogether. Because the air is caught at source, the fan is not working as hard, so it runs quieter than a hood doing the same job.
It is a system rather than a single appliance, and it carries a premium price. The air has to go somewhere, either ducted out through the floor or the plinth, or through a recirculation unit with filters. That means it has to be designed into the kitchen, the worktop and the cabinetry before anything is built. Talk to us at drawing stage rather than after.
At a glance
Bora in short
-
Founded
Selling cooktop extractor systems since 2007, from Raubling in Bavaria
-
Known for
Extraction built into the hob, drawing steam downwards
-
Good for
Islands, open-plan rooms and low or sloping ceilings
-
Plan ahead
Needs ducting or a recirculation unit designed in from the start
-
Range
Professional, Classic, X Pure, Pure and Basic systems
Get in touch
Interested in Bora?
Tell us what you are after and we will come back with a price for the Bora appliance you need, delivered and fitted.
- Price match on anything you find cheaper
- Delivery and installation included in the price
- Fitted by our own engineers, old appliance taken away
- 0117 440 7224
- hello@bristolappliancecentre.co.uk
- Mon to Fri: 08:00 to 16:00
