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A 90cm hood is the usual pairing for a 90cm hob, and it is the width most UAE kitchens choose above a wide gas or induction hob.

60cm is the standard hob width in most apartment kitchens, and the hood above it is normally 60cm too.

An island hood hangs over a hob that sits in the middle of the room, so it is fixed to the ceiling rather than to a wall.

Elica builds hoods across every mounting style, from built-in and telescopic models to ceiling and island hoods, plus extractor hobs that combine the hob and the hood.

A built-in oven is chosen by cabinet width first, because a 60cm and a 90cm oven need different housing.

Elba is one of the appliance brands KitchenByPro stocks in depth, with ovens across the common cabinet widths.

Steam cooking keeps moisture in the food, which suits fish, vegetables and reheating without drying anything out.

Induction heats the pan rather than the surface, so it responds quickly and the surrounding glass stays cooler.

Gas hobs stay the commonest choice in the UAE because the flame works with any pot and the connection is usually already in the kitchen.

A 90cm hob gives you more cooking surface and is usually fitted with a 90cm hood above it.

An integrated refrigerator sits behind a cabinet door, so the kitchen front stays continuous.

An undermount sink is fixed below the worktop, so the rim is hidden and the countertop sweeps into the bowl.

An inset sink drops into a cut-out in the worktop, with its rim sitting on top of the surface.

Composite granite sinks resist scratching and heat better than a thin stainless bowl, and they are chosen for the finish as much as the bowl.

Stainless steel is the workhorse kitchen sink: hygienic, heat resistant and available in every bowl layout.

The tap has to reach the middle of the sink and match the number of holes in the worktop or sink.

A built-in microwave is housed in a cabinet niche, often above a built-in oven so the two form one column.