Why Use Copper In Your Kitchen Space?

1. Why Use Copper In Your Kitchen Space? Copper is a beautiful metal that is used extensively in modern and traditional kitchen designs. Copper is used to make sinks, cookware, taps, lamps and copper oven hoods. The reason this metal is a leading choice in kitchens around the world is that it adds character, charm and style to a kitchen design, along with an extensive range of health benefits and more. Copper is often used for oven hoods and other appliances because it has such a good thermal conductivity. The thermal conductivity is rated on how the metal reacts to high heat and copper can be exposed to very high temperatures with an exceptionally high melting point. The thermal conductivity of pure copper is approximately four hundred watts per second. Another reason that you should consider copper in your kitchen design is that it offers a decorative appeal. In fact, copper changes over time and as a result it offers an interesting and charming addition to your kitchen space. The visual appeal of copper can become a main focal point in your kitchen. In addition to this, copper oven hoods have a very distinctive coloring, which you don't get with other metals. The sheen and shine of copper can really impact a kitchen design in a positive way. If you are looking to make a statement in your kitchen, then choosing copper for your oven hood material is guaranteed to get the positive reactions you are looking for. Further, you will find that copper offers welcome anti-bacterial properties. You want the best hygiene in your kitchen, especially when it comes to handling food and cooking. The anti- bacterial properties of copper ensure the best health for you and your family. The copper oven hood comes with an effective ventilation system that removes heat, odors, steam and dangerous carbon monoxide which is produced in the cooking process. You can ensure you take care of your health in the home with a good quality copper oven hood. One of the top reasons you want to consider a copper oven hood in your kitchen is how low maintenance it is. Cleaning and maintaining your kitchen appliances can be a taxing job. With copper oven hoods you have no hassle or fuss. Cleaning is a breeze, simply wipe the outside of the hood with a damp cloth or microfiber cloth to remove dust. The filters inside are often dishwasher safe, which saves valuable time and energy. All copper goes through a unique color changing effect called the patina effect. This is caused by a chemical reaction in the copper when it is exposed to external elements. This happens to

2. copper wherever you have it placed, indoors or outdoors. You may have seen a green coloration on copper roofs in the past; this is an example of the patina effect. The benefit is that over time your hood will start changing color, this adds character to your design and also makes your copper oven hood one hundred percent unique as every piece of copper has it's own unique effect based on location, external elements and how often it is exposed. The final benefit of copper and a definite reason to have it in your kitchen is that it doesn't corrode. What a welcome bonus in an area of the home where you have liquids and steam. Ensure when you choose a copper oven hood that you order from a leading specialist company that manufactures your hood based on your customization requirements and sources only the finest quality copper to complete your oven hood to perfection. About Us: Copper Hoods is a family owned and operated copper range hood design and custom design company. This United States based company has over ten years experience exceeding their customers’ expectations. The company has a team of experienced metal artisans who work hand in hand with top metal fabricators to produce outstanding and high quality pieces. Copper Hoods offer only the highest quality hoods with nationwide free delivery. They also offer free estimates and a free customization service as an added convenience combined with their superior level of customer service. To find out more, visit http://www.copperhoods.com.