Built-in oven

[keltong 4]

I Have use the Ariston FB 51.2 IX and loved it but have to leave it to the new owners when we sell our house. It serves all our purpose so most likely will get the same for our new house. It's affordable but not sure if it serves your functions. Mayer now having sales for this model think cost $629.

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Can anyone update their finding on build-in oven?? We will need to place order for the oven by this week, but I still cannot decide on the brand and model. We are considering between aerogas & brandt steam oven.

Aerogas is offer me a digital type at less than $700, & we find it affordable. But I would love to own the brandt steam oven as seem very convenient and good after reading the spec on a magazine. But it will cost me 1.5K at least.

Any suggestions or comments on other brands will be appreciated.

[ilys 0]

i guess all the same if u dun use it very often..

at the end of the day, i guess the question to ask is usage.

if frequency of usage high, makes sense to buy better ones

[SammieGirl 0]

Try not to get those build-in oven lor.

I will prefer those conventional oven now.

Care to share why you would prefer conventional oven? Any personal experience?

[kitty 0]

is there something wrong with this thread??

[binzz 10]

Try not to get those build-in oven lor.

I will prefer those conventional oven now.

Hi raincole,

Why not build in?? I am thinking of getting Brandt build-in oven? Please advise. Thanks.

[raincole 0]

Try not to get those build-in oven lor.

I will prefer those conventional oven now.

[kitty 0]

anyone one uses Bellari oven?

can anyone advice what oven u using

[leen 2]

hi everybody, i don't know if you guz are talking about microwave oven or conventional oven, anyway, here's my feedback.

i hv already bought a La Germania standing cooker cum oven. some ppl says its old pattern, no gd etc. etc. but i like it coz of the following reasons...

1) the hob is concealed type. from many experienced aunties' advice, conceal type is better if you cook alot becoz soups or cook stuffs may overflow and drip onto the hobs. and it may be difficult to clean if your hob is those that are exposed types. you can easily scoop up or wipe away any thing that is deposited there due to cooking, or any other dirt.

exposed type may allow cook stuffs and other dirt to drip or drop into the hob through the holes.

concealed type: after you remove all the removable parts of the cooking top, there is a welded in cup sort of pattern. this is the concealed type.

exposed type: after you remove all the removable parts of the cooking top, there are exposed holes. many sellers will tell you got holes are better coz fire burn better, can control the fire volume (eg. there may be 3 rings of fire, eg. big, medium or small whereby big = 3 rings of fire activated, medium = 2 rings of fire activated - the outer and middle ring, small = 1 centre small ring of fire activated)

2) the oven generally can cook up quite a few dishes and the functions are sufficient enough for novice cookers. for professional cook, you may want a separate oven type from Bosch, Electrolux, Brandt, De Dietrich or Miele which have more functions but price may range from S$3K onwards!

3) thirdly, i got it for a price of S$1238 for the big stainless one, with a free cleaning stick during the promotion at citygas gallery.

and hopefully, i am able to use it to make kuehs, cakes, and many other dishes...

You may want to read up the threads below on one of the forumer's comment on oven.

http://www.singaporebrides.com/forumboard/...html?1188663249

http://www.singaporebrides.com/forumboard/...html?1158332820

"Bosch ovens are good but expensive. brandt offers value for money. electrolux isnt that too bad but just that the price jump between models is like brandt also jump very high. de dietrich is best bet but prices also wah seh.. miele is fantastic too but price-- killer.ariston --- err nay i will give it a skip, indesit not even in my shortlist"

http://www.renotalk.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=3008

hope the above helps ppl here who want to buy oven and hob.

you can go to the following showrooms, ask alot of questions, touch and feel before making any decision:

- citygas, got nicely displayed sets of many type of hobs, hoods, ovens, heaters etc.

- best denki

- harvey norman

- safe

- hoe kee hq at no. 8 genting lane

anybody want to add on...?

[kitty 0]

anyone use Bosch oven??

[T.Mandy 0]

Has anyone used Smeg ovens before? Care to share your experience?

Many thanks.

[candyprincess 0]

hmmm have pic? maybe wil check that out but indesit doesnt seem to have very good reviews.. heh

[bernice 0]

me not getting induction cooker, getting INDESIT ceramic cooker... cheaper abt $611... flat one also... heee

[candyprincess 0]

IMM branch also has one sales lady who is super duper nice cnt recall her name... other half and i walked in said wana see see look look.. then she gave a lot of good info and was super frnly and helpful...

we're eyeing the cooker which is flat de.. cnt recall the name of it.. think is induction cooker... but quite pricey... 1k+++ hai... plus oven and hob i think wil hit 2.5-3k. a bit overbudget liao...

Edited August 1, 2007 by candyprincess

[jamez 0]

Go to Mayer at Great World City, look for Angie. She is a very nice lady, gives clear explaination of the features of the products, not pushy and very friendly. We bought our washing machine, hob and microwave from her.

thanx for the info...