W have the 36" model, been using it since our kitchen was completed in November. It's been an excellent appliance. Quiet for a 900 cfm fan and looks pretty nice as well. We have no complaints.

The web site doesn't show the dimensions. What is the height and depth?

Attofard, if you go to the OP's linked page, and click under the 36" hood where it says "product details", you will get to a page with all the dimensions. Furthermore, that page has consumer reviews, which are inconsistent.

thynes, thanks for your input. I placed my order for the 36" model.

Run away from this product if you can. While it looks nice, the hood is extremely noisy - much higher than the sound levels claimed. In the "quiet" mode, the fan measured between 63-65 dB (5 sone) vs. the 1.2 sone that the manufacturer claims. The dampers are cheap, don't fit properly, and the spring loaded knob spins around. Also, the lights are extremely weak and hardly put out any light. We should have bought a Kobe range hood.

Thynes- I am considering this model as well. It sounds like your experience is much different than Rick Tomlinson's

Extractor hood design allows for variations in installation, appearance and efficacy, but all hoods feature standard components. An extractor hood maintains a skirt directly above the cooking surface that is at least as wide as that cooking surface. The skirt houses one or more grease filters in front of a fan that sucks air into the unit for ventilation.

Here is a link that might be useful: range hoods

It seems like hood manufacturers are using many alternative methods of advertising these days. There aren't many that I can actually observe in a showroom in my city.