I have it on my own house. It looks fine and gives the house am appearance that makes it stand out from others with traditional double 4 siding IMHO.

This Neff oven (example) runs on 220-240 volts at 60 hz so it should be usable out of the box. The problem would be buying it and having it shipped to the US; and, of course, there would be no one here to service it if it broke. Interestingly, Neff is a wholly-owned subsidiary of BSH which also owns Bosch and Thermador.

I’m following up on this post again because in had a similar issue and still do a bit on my Aqea Tur Wood look tile from Arizona tile. We have been in our home for just over three years. The tile is kind of a reclaimed wood look tile that has a lot of texture and movement to it. I tried a deep tile cleaner by Fila as I thought it was residual grout haze too as I mentioned in a previous post here. After I use my Tineco with its solution, I feel like there’s sometimes a film on my floor. I don’t know…I thought my floor would hide everything being that it had a lot of texture to it, but I feel like it has some kind of haze on it or even like gloss even though it’s a matte finish tile and I’m gonna tell you right now the worst problem I have what it is my little puppies paw prints show up like crazy. I keep joking with my friends that if they had a ceramic tile that had paw prints in it, that would probably be the one from my house. This is my floor… I have a love hate relationship with it lol.

I made a samples of Custom Polyblend Plus’s Arctic White sanded grout (the whitest color I could find. whiter than any mapei makes), Mapei Ultracolor Plus FA’s Moonbeam, and Mapei’s Ultracolor Plus FA’s Frost. the samples have cracks, but that because the tiles are stuck onto flimsy cardboard with elmer’s glue. the grouts all work great without cracking on a proper surface :p I had a hard time finding many example of moonbeam. was happy to find pictures on this thread! wanted to post how these colors look against an ultra-white, classic subway tile I chose moonbeam for my kitchen and love it! Frost is also beautiful next to white tile, but I wanted super low contrast.