Rangehoods that don't fight the kitchen
The new Amore rangehood additions come in wall-mounted, undermount and ceiling-integrated configurations. But they all share clean profiles, sizing with purpose and extraction performance that doesn't come at the cost of noise. That matters in the open-plan kitchens that now make up the bulk of residential specification work in New Zealand, where a loud rangehood is felt across the whole ground floor.
The motor and ducting has been refined to reduce turbulence, which is where most rangehood noise originates. The result is airflow that does its job without announcing itself.
Bathroom fans that actually get used
There's a well-documented pattern with bathroom fans: if they're loud, people won’t use them. That defeats the point and creates moisture problems down the line. The Amore bathroom fan range uses precision-balanced motors and prioritises low-noise operation, making the bathroom a safe space without the extraction fan becoming an annoyance.
The slimline ceiling vents fit seamlessly and are unobtrusive, which matters in bathrooms where the tile selection, lighting and tapware have all been carefully considered. It doesn't draw attention to itself. That's the idea.
Both ranges meet New Zealand compliance requirements and are backed by Parex Industries' service and technical support network.



































