Spares2goCarbon Charcoal Vent Filter compatible with Proline Cooker Extractor Hood

Not sure what the "warmth" rating category is? It's a carbon filter not a fluffy blanket.Anyway, it fits my cooker hood perfectly and that's the important thing. It seems to be doing whatever it does well enough.

Easy to fit works well

Product is great fitted exactly like old one, works well

Decided to spice up my kitchen,first job getting the hob gleaming and decide to get the hood working,I bought the filter and thought it might be hard to fit,it literally was a turn to take the old one out and the same to put the new one in,could be easier,plus great value for money,now no more bad kitchen smells.

Easy to fit. Good quality. Does the job

Easy to install.

need to buy more, such a good price and super delivery

The left-hand filter is the Spares2Go one; the right my existing one I was replacing.The Spares2Go one has a thinner felt lining on the side that faces downwards; be careful when taking it out of the box as I reckon it would be quite easy to tear with a finger; let it slide out of the box. The lining is in one continuous patch, not in segments, as with my current one. If you hold it up to the light, you'll also be able to see though parts of the felt, so this does make me question how-well it will actually filter if it's that thin.The second photo shows the underside pattern: this matches my current one (which is also a third-party replica) but not the photo Spares2Go use on here (or their listing on a well-known auction site) to advertise it, which instead of lots of little holes, shows continuous 'stripes'. I believe the photo they use is of the original genuine Proline part, so this is clearly rather misleading.Compared to my existing filter, I would also say this one is only about two-thirds filled with charcoal. Be sure to give it a shake before fitting it so it's evenly-distributed, then hold it flat as you put it in. My existing one is nearly filled to-the-brim, so clearly there is a bit of cost-cutting here.Overall it fitted perfectly in my Proline H600W cooker-hood, but in terms of the thinness of the felt-lining and the charcoal fill-level I guess you get what you pay for: the genuine original part is around £35-40. Time will tell how well it does the job I guess. But I would suggest the seller should upload photos that genuinely do represent the actual item they are selling, not use a stock one of the original part, as this does feel a bit scam-like.