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Recommendation for built in double oven

sazzy6
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I am currently looking into buying a built in double oven for my new kitchen. Up to now I am looking at a Neff:
http://www.appliancesonline.co.uk/product/U15M62N0GB-Neff-Electric-Double-Oven-Stainless-Steel-16178.aspx?specification=true&cm_mmc=Froogle-_-Built%20In%20double%20ovens-_-Neff-_-U15M62N0GB_SS
But have read some dubious threads on here about Neff.
Anyone got any good recommendations (either a specific model or make)
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http://www.appliancesonline.co.uk/product/U15M62N0GB-Neff-Electric-Double-Oven-Stainless-Steel-16178.aspx?specification=true&cm_mmc=Froogle-_-Built%20In%20double%20ovens-_-Neff-_-U15M62N0GB_SS
But have read some dubious threads on here about Neff.
Anyone got any good recommendations (either a specific model or make)
:beer:
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In the process of doing up my kitchen and spent hours trawling the www and found one I like but the reviews aren't brilliant. What make would you want in your kitchen?
It needs to be a double oven and built in (not under counter)
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I have an idesit, efficient to run, easy to clean and has done brilliantly since we had it fitted.0
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no comment on neff but google the model number of the cooker you decide on save £££
your neff is 250 cheaper at http://theappliancedepot.co.uk/product.php?productid=175230 -
Just looked at the idesit and they look like the lower end of the market - looking at spend about £600 - £800 but on something I know is a good piece of kit.
Next time I am in store I will however give them another look in person. You never can tell until you see them for real.0 -
I have a SMEG it was £800 ish its bigger than a standard oven at 70cm it has a double oven - i had it from appliance city on internet. Its the best oven I have ever hadDMP 2021-2024: £30,668 £0 🥳
Current debt: £7823.62 7720.52 7417.940 -
Just looked at the idesit and they look like the lower end of the market - looking at spend about £600 - £800 but on something I know is a good piece of kit.
Next time I am in store I will however give them another look in person. You never can tell until you see them for real.
I've used an awful lot of ovens in my time, including in professional kitchens, and one of the best ovens I've ever used was the cheapo Indesit in our old flat. How I miss that ovenHonestly the most expensive ovens are not necessarily the best and two different ovens from the same brand may not be created equal so read lots of reviews and maybe ask friends what oven they have and whether they like it.
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I fitted a new Zanussi double oven in the kitchen of our old house and we were very happy with it. I did manage to chip one of the knobs when I dropped a baking tray on it from the cupboard on top but I can't say whether the Zanussi knobs are any weaker or more brittle than any other make.0
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Either Baumatic or Bosch for me-I have Baumatic, double oven built in and I find it cooks evenly and the temperature is always accurate.
My sister and dad both have Bosch and are both impressed by it-it probably has the edge over my Baumatic as it self cleans0 -
I too had an indesit oven (single) in our last house, it was a brilliant piece of kit, did just what it said on the box.
I have had indesit washers for years I bought a washer dryer in 1994, it finally gave up the ghost in 2003, I had never had the service people out to it. I bought another indesit and I have one now.Was 13st 8 lbs,Now 12st 11 Lost 10 1/4lbs since I started on my diet.0 -
Hi Sazzy
As this has dropped off the front page and you have had some OS input, I'll move this to I wanna for more responses
thanks
ZipA little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men :cool:
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