Don't just say hood to Falmec's Elements collection. Yes, they still do what an extractor does. But both Monolith, Shelf and Air Wall add multi-functionality to the kitchen.
Falmec's Elements collection, presented during area30 at Küchenmeile, stands out. After all, they do more than what a traditional extractor hood does. Eddy van Tongeren of Falmec Benelux: "The three brand new products feature advanced technology hidden in modular elements. They also add a unique aesthetic that fits perfectly into any interior."

Monolith is like a block box that you can get to work with. The 90 cm intake element can be accompanied on the right or left by storage modules 30, 60 or 90 cm wide. This creates a functional and always unique arrangement in the kitchen, a convenient collection of storage modules to store, for example, spoons, herbs, knives, cutting boards and other kitchen utensils. Of course, all this around the intake element.
Shelf is the perfectly chosen name for the shelf-shaped hood. Only 10 cm thick, it is equipped with an extendable glass plate to increase the extraction capacity. Again, additional modules (of 60 or 90 cm) and additional accessories are available to hang alongside the 120 cm extractor module to make it a versatile piece of furniture. On the underside of the modules is an LED strip to cover the entire length of the worktop.
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Falmec and Magneto Lab, a company that produces kitchen backsplashes, collaborated on Air Wall, a vertical panel made of white tempered glass that integrates extraction technology but also lighting. This creates an extractor hood, with extraction through a flap, as well as, as it were, a lighting fixture that provides suggestive ambient light. Air Wall is available in a 150 cm version, with decentralized extraction on the right or left, and in a 120 cm version with central extraction.