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Franke UK launches new generation of hob extractors F
ranke UK has introduced six new models to its 2gether hob extractor
collection, combining cutting-edge technology, refined aesthetics and enhanced performance. The launch supports the company’s strategy to increase its share of the fast-growing hob extractor market, with a comprehensive range spanning different price points and cooking requirements. Craig McIntyre, Managing Director of Franke
UK, says: “We’ve developed an exciting new generation of hob extractors that will deliver exceptional performance across every model and detail. From refined aesthetics and advanced filtration systems to optimised motor dimensions and enhanced overall performance, every element has been carefully engineered to elevate the user experience.” Designed and manufactured by Franke
alongside its Air Expert, Faber, the new collection includes three premium Mythos 2gether models: Supreme, Ultra Edge and Slide. The Slide features an industry-exclusive, patented automatic flap opening. The mid-range Maris 2gether gains the Ellipse and Swing models, while the value-focused Smart 2gether range welcomes a space-efficient Ellipse designed to fit a standard 60cm cabinet. Improvements across the collection include a more compact, waterproof motor, flexible cooking
zones, intuitive touch controls, easy-clean grease filters and accessible odour filters. Matt black glass, featured in the Mythos and Maris ranges, offers a refined finish with high stain resistance and reduced visibility of scratches. The new generation combines integrated
induction and extraction to deliver powerful performance, cleaner air and contemporary design,
helping retailers meet growing consumer demand for technology that enhances everyday kitchen living.
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