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The new Frigidaire cooktop, available in 36″ and 30″ widths starting this December, comes with stylish black ceramic glass, nicely accented by stainless steel panels. These induction hybrid cooktops offer 2 induction zones and up to 3 electric elements for the utmost cooking flexibility. The 30″ wide cooktop has two left-side 7″ electric elements 1.8 kW each, and two right-side induction zones with power boost – 10″ front 2.5 / 3.4 kW and 6″ rear 1.5 / 1.9 kW. The 36″ wide Frigidaire cooktop adds center 6″ electric element with 1.2 kW output.
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Give yourself the power and flexibility of this gas induction hybrid hob from Rosieres. The 60cm wide ceramic top has ultra-thin stainless frame with 2 induction zones and 2 gas burners. Both independently controlled induction zones have 9 power levels with direct access to maximum level which is handy when you need to quickly boil water or oil, 99 minute timers and various sensors for secure cooking. The rear induction zone has 2.3 kW output which can be easily boosted to 3.2 kW, while the front zone has 1.4 kW with 1.8 kW respectively.
The gas part of this hybrid hob offers 3.0 kW [...]
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The new Belling FSE60i is the first freestanding double oven with induction hob for UK market. Offering a greener, more energy efficient way to cook, the FSE60i has an induction hotplate with four rotary controlled elements and a griddle function. For peace of mind, this double oven features a child lock, pan detection technology, a pan overheat sensor which prevents the cooking zone from reaching a dangerous temperature and a safety shutdown device that will automatically shutdown all cooking zones if the appliance is left unattended. As important, the incorporation of an induction hotplate brings considerable energy savings during the cooking process as induction technology [...]
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This efficient, large capacity double convection oven from Samsung gives 65 litres of cooking space and features two independent compartments allowing you to cook several dishes simultaneously without mixing the flavors. Designed by Jasper Morrison, the BT 65 CD BSTL is quality-built and elegant stainless steel, double convection multifunctional oven with 40°C to 300°C temperature range offering two separate heating elements and two separate fans to distribute heat evenly and quickly for perfect results each and every time. The oven comes with a self-cleaning steam program which removes grease, stains, encrustations and odors in just 25 minutes. This double convection oven can serve [...]
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We’ve been dreaming of kalua pig here at Kitchen Contraptions, and think this oval-shaped 6-1/2-quart slow cooker with integrated control panel from All Clad would do the pig justice. The All-Clad Stainless Steel slow cooker features a 26-hour programmable timer, and 3 temperature settings. It also has a black ceramic inner pot, and riveted stainless-steel handles for safe transport.
At All-Clad 99009 Stainless-Steel 6-1/2-Quart Slow Cooker
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One question that often comes up is, should you buy a range or a cooktop?
In short, it is really a personal choice, based on your budget, space limitations, looks, and needs.
Budget
Prices for cooktops, ovens and ranges vary a lot because the prices are changing constantly due to special offers and sales, brands are priced differently to start with, and they also depend on which of many different features they offer.
However, a separate cooktop and wall oven will always cost more than a range, and will also require electrical or gas plumbing to each unit.
Space Issues
With a cooktop and separate oven you are installing two appliances, therefore [...]
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Choosing flooring is a lot like choosing countertops. Which type you choose depends on the style of your kitchen, the amount of use it will get, and the price. Each type has its advantages and disadvantages.
Vinyl, linoleum and carpet are the most comfortable underfoot. Laminate, vinyl and polyurethane-treated wood are the most durable. Stone and concrete look good and are also hard-wearing, but are also harder to clean.
Decide whether you want to install flooring under your removable appliances or around them (whichever you choose, make sure you can roll them out for repairs). Talk to your designer about this.
Vinyl
The most common kitchen flooring material, vinyl offers [...]
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With so many choices in materials, appliances and accessories, sometimes it can be difficult to know where to start when choosing the components that make up your new kitchen.
A good designer should be able to point you in the right direction and sites such as this can give you some good hints, tips and ideas, but ultimately the choice of kitchen style is entirely up to you.
If you have any questions about kitchen design that are not covered in these pages then give us a call!
Planning
Obviously, planning is the first and most important part of buying a new kitchen.
The main steps involved are usually the following:
List [...]
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This compact, only 50cm wide, electric cooker from Cannon looks very sharp in metallic silver finish. The sleek and versatile Cannon Langdale has ceramic hob with 4 fast-heat cooking zones including 2 large and 2 smaller for cooking flexibility, and 4 hob ON indicator lights for each zone for improved safety. The E50ELS compact cooker also offers single electric oven with separate variable grill in the upper compartment, perfectly suitable for open-door grilling. The fan assisted oven provides excellent results with thorough and even cooking at lower temperatures. Its slow-cook economy setting is ideal for stews and casseroles.
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First, Siemens brought us touchSlider cooktops and now the company has taken another bold step with introduction of induction and electric cooktops controlled by magnetic rotary disks. The new Siemens discControl system lets you control cooktops just like your MP3 player – with a slight finger touch to rotate a disk to the desired setting. Once you get there, your finger will feel a slight snap.
Each induction or electric cooktop comes with four round black discs, inserted into a wide, silver metal strip on the front of the hob. Each discControl magnetic disc [...]
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