An induction hob offers the advantage of using electricity instead of gas, but to use it properly it is necessary to install a hood to extract fumes and vapours.

To offer maximum flexibility in kitchen design and to overcome this problem, Cucine Lube proposes an induction hob with Franke's integrated Mythos 2gether extractor hood.

The hob-hood of the Swiss company is the result of a perfect balance between a bold design and the most advanced technology, perfect for kitchens with islands, peninsulas and all simple and minimalist compositions.

The hood has central ventilation of the fumes and cooking vapours, which always guarantees optimal results, moreover the automatic recognition of pots allows automatic activation of the ventilation.

The induction hob has four cooking zones with bridge function that can be adapted to different cooking needs, to be used as large single areas or divided into two smaller and independent ones. Using the touch control commands with white, discrete and very intuitive LEDs, it is possible to select automatic functions with preset cooking settings.

The Mythos 2gether top can also be installed flush with the kitchen countertop. The hood's cast iron grill is also designed to be perfectly flush with the hob and placed at the back in the central part of the hob. This way the pots can be moved from one cooking zone to another without having to lift them, or left on the grill to increase the available space.

Not only minimalist design but above all practicality in cleaning thanks also to the system for containing accidental spills of liquids.

Another benefit of this extraordinary top is the limited size of the motor in the base that makes it possible to add an under-sink drawer. The hood can be installed in suction or filtering mode, in kitchens with H 6 or H10 plinth.

Now in Lube kitchens the benefits of induction are combined with the advantages of maximum efficiency and functionality: precision and speed of cooking, maximum safety, and ease of cleaning thanks to the new Mythos 2gether hobs by Franke.