Anyone have a fan assisted oven?

Sola

I guess if the hob is being sunk separately into the work surface, it doesn't really matter - my hob is slightly wider than my oven (4cm each side isn't really that much), but the hole for the hob to be dropped into is smaller than the hob surface itself so there's an overhanging 'lip.'

CRANKY40

The oven is electric as far as I can tell from the description, not gas....the energy consumption is given in Kwh?

I have an electric fan oven, and it cooks things very quickly. My cooker also has a five ring gas hob and it's fantastic.

Kimberley

CRANKY40 wrote: »

The oven is electric as far as I can tell from the description, not gas....the energy consumption is given in Kwh?

I have an electric fan oven, and it cooks things very quickly. My cooker also has a five ring gas hob and it's fantastic.

Oh i see, it's the hob thats gas, well thats ok then because i don't like electric hobs :beer:

Kimberley

OMG i've just realised it's only 59.5cm high :eek: Thats way too low, how comes, does that mean it's a built in one? :eek:

lil_me

yes it's built in, seperate electric fan assisted oven and gas hob, same as mine just a different make

Kimberley

Thats a shame, i quite like the 5 ring idea

Is it possible to create a shelf or something to get the built in look?

Sola

Were you intending to get a freestanding one, Kimberley?

Kimberley

Sola wrote: »

Were you intending to get a freestanding one, Kimberley?

Yes i only have room for one, umless it's possible to get the built in effect

Sola

I'm guessing it'd be easier to replace with a freestanding one. For built-in, you'd need an existing work surface and cavity to use, so it'd probably 'cost' you an existing kitchen unit, and you'd have a large gap where your cooker is at present. Measure your current cooker and the gap it sits in, and aim for something similar.

Kimberley

Sola wrote: »

I'm guessing it'd be easier to replace with a freestanding one. For built-in, you'd need an existing work surface and cavity to use, so it'd probably 'cost' you an existing kitchen unit, and you'd have a large gap where your cooker is at present. Measure your current cooker and the gap it sits in, and aim for something similar.

The gap my cooker sits in is 70cm and the cooker is 50cm, i want a cooker between 60 and 70cms, but can you get freestanding ones with 5 rings? Grr i wish i had read it properly before loving the cooker :mad: