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HOODS, & EXTRACTORS


Franke’s Mythos Air Hub for Improved Indoor Air Quality


Addressing growing consumer demand for improved indoor air quality, Franke’s Mythos Air Hub range goes beyond conventional cooker hoods by incorporating an


advanced air sanitisation system.


This innovative technology, which is completely unique in the hood’s market, not only effectively eliminates cooking odours and vapours but also removes up to 99.99% of bacteria and viruses. The Air Hub achieves this through a dedicated air stream, facilitated by two UV-C lamps, ensuring safe and ozone-free air purification. Rigorously tested by the esteemed University of Siena laboratories, it offers three operational modes, including a night option for prolonged, quiet air purification.


Air Hub is available in a choice of three models Vertical, T-Shape and


Cooking flexibility with BORA M Pure


Ceiling. Pictured is the Ceiling Air Hub in white and stainless steel. Controlled via a remote control or through the Franke @Home app, it offers three speeds plus two intensive settings with an extraction rate of 400 m3/h and a noise level of 60dB at the maximum setting. It has an A+ energy rating.


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The new BORA M Pure is the most flexible of the brand’s compact cooktop extraction systems yet. Pots, pans and other cookware of all shapes and sizes fit perfectly. The premium model has been designed without compromise for the most flexible and enjoyable cooking experiences.


The two surface induction zones on the right can be connected together by the bridging function to create a large zone. This


ince the 1960’s luxury Belgian brand, Novy has been a leader in ultra-quiet extraction solutions for the kitchen. Inventor of perimeter extraction, and the innovator of silencers in cooker hoods, the brand also specialises in energy efficient recirculation technology.


Appealing to the industrial trend in kitchen design, Novy features two recirculation cooker hoods with anodised metal frames that are designed to be statement pieces over a kitchen island. The Pureline Frame enables designers to


Stylish Recirculation Hoods by Novy S


optimally heats large cookware such as the BORA grill pan. The left cooktop optimally detects small pans or even espresso makers thanks to the circular induction zones.


The touch control panel with a slider features white LEDS for a clear and modern look, while splashes of colour can be added with the bright air inlet nozzles.


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include their own shelving to complement their kitchen furniture with a range of frame options. The Phantom Frame is a 1300m hood that features a glass box-in-box design with lighting above and at the base, and with atmospheric illumination behind the glass. Featuring perimeter extraction, both recirculation models have a maximum noise level of 59db.


Because warm air does not have to be forced out through an external vent using ducting, a recirculation island hood allows designers more flexibility when considering a kitchen layout.


Novy Phantom Frame Recirculation Island Hood.


Both models powerfully and efficiently remove cooking vapours using Novy’s advanced Pure 3.0 recirculation technology. They include Monoblock carbon filters that neutralise odours by 95% to 100% so that only pure warm air is recirculated back into the room. Cost-effective, the filters need to be changed after 900 hours of cooking, or every three to five years.


Novy Pureline Frame Recirculation Island Hood. 36 BKU JANUARY 2024 www.novy.com


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