Franke may have gotten out of the hood business, like several other appliance companies recently. The current state of the economy is not helping anyone! I would recommend trying to get in touch with Franke's main office - http://www.franke.com/frankegroup/main/en/home.html They may have some of these models laying around or in storage or in a distributor's warehouse, etc. Fill out the "contact us form", you might get a response in your favor. Also, many companies make the cylinder shape hoods, so you're not limited to only the 2 models above. For example, the company I got my hood from, also makes a cylinder model called "Jupiter", as well as "Jupiter Glass" which is very similar to the Kobe model you've linked. Their site - http://www.futurofuturo.com. Which type of hood are you looking for? Island mount or Wall mount? The links you shared are for different applications.

I took some pictures of our drains. Here is the one in the pool. The pool is ~ 17 feet wide where the drain is. A picture to give you an idea of the shape of the pool. The drain is in the near end of the pool. Here are the channel drains in the spa. There's a drain pipe for the spa filter returning over the falls, one feeding 3 of the jets and one that goes to the pool equipment because the heater is on that pump and returns through 3 jets so they needed two channels to cover them.: For the pool, I think split or channel drains would have been fine, but for the spa, two round drains 3' apart might make the small floor area seem too broken up.

Thanks for the photo's. I am putting in a banquette too. I never even thought of using one, but a kitchen designer talked me into it. My wall is 9 ft. long - I don't want the banquette that long so I think I will put seating ends on it. I will have windows behind it and small windows on the sides. I may not even use a table with it, since I will have an island that seats 3-4 and I'm a "family of 1"... After I made my decision to put one in, I was suprised how many of the kitchen magazines are showing them now. So I'm glad I was "talked into it".

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